- ADA
After entering lobby, through a door on the far right, down a flight or two of stairs (likely elevator access as well) Don’t need to be a customer, bathroom is unisex, single stal… 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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After entering lobby, through a door on the far right, down a flight or two of stairs (likely elevator access as well) Don’t need to be a customer, bathroom is unisex, single stal… From the community
1 on just about every floor, elevators for access Must buy a ticket to get in because it's the WTC memorial building! From the community
In the back From the community
By the counter From the community
Right at the entrance to the left. If there’s a show starting or ending soon you might have to go through security. If not, just walk in and go, you’ll be fine. From the community
By the counter and all the way in the back. From the community
Caffe Bene - Past the barista bar there are two single stall restrooms, one marked women and one marked male/female. Restrooms have keypads on the doors, but they are inactive and… From the community
At the back to the right 2 single-person gender neutral bathroom From the community
Back behind the bar It's a restaurant so you technically have to be eating here but they have a bar so you could probably just order a drink and use it. Also it's a multi stalled… From the community
Back of first floor to the right Reserved for paying customers; Somewhat messy with a fair amount of graffiti From the community
Walk towards back of market. If you stay near fridge items, there should be a white door on the left in between aisles. From the community
Two floors down on the teen/children's floor. Labelled "family restroom." If ANYONE tries to tell you you cannot use this restroom, find a librarian immediately. There should be o… From the community
Two multi-stall bathrooms in the basement are labeled “men’s” and “women’s” but are open to all gender identities. There are two single stall gender neutral bathrooms on the secon… From the community
In the back of the main room. Large single stall unlabelled restroom, no key or passcode needed. If the door is locked then someone is in there. From the community
back of space. two restrooms. both single occupancy and neutral. From the community
Ask the guy for the key From the community
Floors C1 and C4 have single-stall family restrooms From the community
In the back past the bar From the community
Left side by the front entrance From the community
When you enter the campus, the bathrooms are the first left right next to the entrance doors. The gender-neutral bathroom is along the wall, so you'll need to turn around at the e… From the community
Second floor For children and their caregivers. From the community
In the back to the right. For restaurant patrons. Clean, single-user, not gendered bathroom. From the community
Straight in the back Paying customer, good food From the community
In lobby of the movie theater. Near escalator. From the community
By escalators just right of House of Wax bar / single and separate from men's/women's Don't need to be a paying customer just walk past front desk just beyond escalator From the community
Left-most restroom within lounge is a single stall, accessible, gender neutral bathroom. Has changing table, small bench, sharps disposal, and free menstrual products. Bathroom is… From the community
Two rest rooms, one larger on the ground and one up a few steps by the stage, very small. This is a gay bar as and always very welcoming. Entrance is up three steps From the community
Towards the back to the left 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.
Open the New York City map and allow location access to see ADA-accessible restrooms near you. Every place shows how it was checked and when, so you can judge it before you go.
Listings in New York City 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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