Walt Disney World

Disney has hundreds of them across the four parks and Disney Springs, every one of them named. They cluster at the entrances to lands, at the exits of the big attractions and by the counter service restaurants. At Disney Springs they sit inside the stores instead. The My Disney Experience app map has a restroom filter, which is the fastest route to the nearest one.

Yes. Disney calls them companion restrooms. Each is a single stall, gender neutral room with extra space for someone helping you. There are dozens across the parks and Disney Springs. Some flush manually rather than automatically.

Yes, there is one dedicated table, in the companion restroom at CommuniCore Hall at EPCOT. The First Aid station in each of the four parks and at both water parks has a private restroom. Disney Springs has neither.

At the Baby Care Centers. There's one in each park and every one of them sits with First Aid.

• Magic Kingdom: on Main Street between Casey's Corner and The Crystal Palace
• EPCOT: in the Odyssey Center, nearest the Mexico pavilion
• Hollywood Studios: in the Guest Relations building just inside the entrance
• Animal Kingdom: behind Creature Comforts on Discovery Island
• Inside each one: a nursing room with chairs, changing tables, its own restrooms, a feeding area and a kitchenette. They sell diapers, wipes and formula.

Tap the ADA filter for accessible locations near you.