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1 restroom on record · 1 ADA accessible · verified 2014-02-02 via community-sourced import
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On the first floor, there are single stall, handicap accesible bathrooms with signs that say \"men EXCLUSIVELY\" and \"women EXCLUSIVELY.\" wtf? Use them anyway. Otherwise, on the other floors the bathrooms are gendered.
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The Chicago Theatre
Google statusOPERATIONAL
Place type: concert_hall · tourist_attraction · historical_landmark · historical_place · performing_arts_theater · live_music_venue
French Baroque-style 3,600-seat auditorium showcasing national musical & comedy acts since 1921.
Google address: 175 N State St, Chicago, IL 60601, USA
(312) 462-6300 (from Google)
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At least one restroom on record at Chicago Theater is reported as ADA accessible.
The Chicago Theater listing on Allgenda was last verified 2014-02-02 via community-sourced import.
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