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There are two single stall restrooms on the second story next to the elevators 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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There are two single stall restrooms on the second story next to the elevators From the community
They are all the way in the back. Paying is required. From the community
queer-friendly From the community
Middle of the restaurant Paying customers only From the community
in the back of the bar entirely safe space From the community
Nonmarked room- walk all the way to the back and take a right at the exit sign- it's an unmarked room. From the community
In the back hallway past the drink machines Paying customers only, and there's not really a way to slip in and out unnoticed From the community
Walk past the host stand, take a left, and then another right. It will be to the right of the elevator and staircase. You must be a paying customer or a guest staying at the inn. From the community
One downstairs near kitchen, one upstairs Probably have to be a paying customer. From the community
Family restroom near entrance to gendered restrooms. This is private, unisex, accessible and has a changing table. Costco entry requires a membership but you enter via exit to go… From the community
Family restroom near entrance to gendered restrooms. This is private, unisex, accessible and has a changing table. Costco entry requires a membership but you can enter via exit to… From the community
Downstairs basement of Gibson Hall. From the community
In the back past the cashier From the community
Public bathroom, no purchase necessary From the community
On the second floor there are several single stall gender neutral bathrooms in the main lobby between the Prevention department, Avita Pharmacy, and Food For Friends. From the community
Ground floor, left of main entrance by the produce/dairy section No need to be a paying customer if you need a safe place to go, but we do you you'll try some of our delicious hou… From the community
Second floor. Turn right from the stairs or elevator and ask the information desk for a key. It's a unisex bathroom so you don't have to disclose gender to get the key. From the community
All the way in the back through the bar, pool room and restaurant seating area and in the hallway to the left. Not as intimidating to get to as it sounds! Its a small place. From the community
Customers only From the community
Second floor on the left From the community
Through the alley courtyard, go inside, go to the back From the community
All bathrooms in this building are trans-friendly. This church has one unisex/family style bathroom, and signs on the men's and women's bathrooms saying that they are open to peop… From the community
Go inside and all the way to the right of the building next to a women's bathroom From the community
Second floor all the way to the right From the community
In the back of the dining room For paying customers, you'll need to ask the baristas for the door code. 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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