- ADA
In the nurses office You just need to say that your stomach hurts and they won't question it. From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
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62 places
In the nurses office You just need to say that your stomach hurts and they won't question it. From the community
Walk straight back from the entrance. There are two single stall gender neutral restrooms on the right. From the community
Right past the gift shop "family restroom" - admission is free From the community
On the right side of the store close to the registers and the wine From the community
You'll walk in and immediately see the food line. The restrooms are between the checkout and the soda machiene Bathroom door code is 12345 From the community
Pretty much everyone, regardless of status, just uses whatever bathroom is free, regardless of signage. From the community
If you enter from the front, then take a right and go straight. If you come in the side door the bathrooms will be right there. From the community
Trans female safe restroom From the community
In the back left corner. No door codes. The restrooms are not the cleaneat. From the community
While technically a family bathroom, a person of any gender can enter alone. From the community
There's a family restroom in the children's section. Additionally, DML allows patrons to use the bathroom that aligns with one's gender identity. From the community
The library has a policy that allows individuals to use the restroom that aligns with their gender identity. Additional, there are a number of family restrooms in both the childre… From the community
Restrooms on the main floor are gendered specific. Go to an upper floor and they are mainly unisex. Never have had a problem with using a gender specific room, but there is always… From the community
The bathroom is on the far left wall, from when you walk in. From the community
On the left side of the store on the wall From the community
Bus lobby waiting area Open to the public From the community
Bus lobby waiting area open to the public From the community
If you enter from the main side door off the street, head past the counter towards the back door; the two downstairs gendered single stalls are in a hallway on the left, and the s… From the community
Parking lot accessible by alleyway connected to Dutoit or Henry st. Street parking in surrounding neighborhood. Woman owned business with lgbtqia+ staff. Great coffee and some bob… From the community
In the back right hand corner of the store. Behind housewares. From the community
The bathroom is behind a non-de script green door by the shoe section. If they forget to lock the door then you may be able to just walk right in, but you'd really need to look li… From the community
Take the elevator to the 6th floor, then take a right. Do not enter the conference room, instead turn right. Walk down the hall and there will be a gender neutral bathroom The bui… From the community
Store open seasonally From the community
It's all the way in the back towards the right. From the community
Trans female safe restroom From the community
To the left of the bar Bar and restaurant From the community
On the general merchandise side by the service desk. There's two gendered rooms and then there's a small, "unisex" door off to the side From the community
Don't have to buy anything or anything and the associates are all cool From the community
The middle of the opposite wall from entry no need to pay, workers are relaxed, no need for a key, handlebars and low sink for ADA Compliancy, and baby changing station inside From the community
Bathrooms all over hospital. You don't need to be a patient to use the restrooms. Just go in and follow the signs. Miami Valley is very open to trans and non conforming people. Ho… From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
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Listings in Dayton come from contributor reports, owner claims, and imports from Refuge Restrooms. Every check carries a method (import, community report, owner claim, moderator, or phone call) and a date.
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