r/SDCCADA • u/nrkelly Non Visable Disability • Jul 20 '26

Question I've heard that the ada booth has access to quiet rooms and restrooms. Is that correct?

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u/Killjoycourt Jul 20 '26

Quiet space yes, no to the restrooms. There are restrooms in Hall A, but anyone can use them and they are always packed.

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u/nrkelly Non Visable Disability Jul 20 '26

Do we just let them know it's to the point where it's too much and we need quiet?

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u/benshenanigans Deaf+ Jul 20 '26

You don’t even need to say that much. Just ask to use the sensory shroud area.

Also helpful, film screening rooms have open seats and they pair well with earplugs or noise canceling headphones.

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u/salvagedsword Jul 20 '26

The "quiet rooms" aren't quiet and aren't rooms. They set up some curtained areas. I've used them in a pinch, but if you can get to somewhere else, some of the hotel hallways are more restful.

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u/nrkelly Non Visable Disability Jul 20 '26

Perfect thank you

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u/First-Reception-1602 Jul 21 '26

Yeah, there are restrooms in Hall A, sometimes I've been there when they're only letting ADA in and it's not crazy, but a lot of the time it's full of people. And there's a sitting area and "quiet" areas but yeah, they're not that quiet. If you have headphones bring those and then at least you're closed off from the crazyness around you!

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u/salvagedsword Jul 21 '26

There are only two stalls at the hall A inclusive restroom. There is often a massive line. I recommend avoiding them unless you absolutely have to use them due to needing an opposite gender caregiver to help you in the restroom. But there are restrooms on either side of the ADA booth and those tend to be relative quiet. They each have one or two big stalls.