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Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD) - Downstairs Washroom

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This is the washroom located on the first floor right by the wood studio. To get there, go through the main entrance and take an immediate right - you'll see a pink set of stairs adjacent the security desk. Go through the two set of doors and you'll find yourself in the fabrication section. Turn (right) into the first intersecting hallway, where you'll see a "WOOD" sign hanging at the other end. Half-way you'll find the washroom hidden away in a nook behind a pilar. It's complicated, I know - but quite a treat when you actually find it!

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The school is open Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to midnight, Saturdays 8:45 to…
Watch out
Again, security guards use this as a changeroom.
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Not yet · updated 2008

100 McCaul Street, Toronto Wheelchair: No / Not really

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Where exactly

The school is located on McCaul Street, between Dundas and Queen. It's located right behind the Art Gallery of Ontario, beside Grange Park; so, the easiest subway access is from St. Patrick station.

When to go

The school is open Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to midnight, Saturdays 8:45 to 6pm, and Sundays from noon to midnight . You're better off going later in the evening when student traffic goes down.

Etiquette

Always beware when cruising this spot since security guards use the washroom as a changeroom. It's GREAT for action, and equally as good for voyeurs; however, I wouldn't recommend any action -- they unfortunately face the washroom door! This washroom has low traffic, so it's great for hookups; and it's best to keep quiet so you can hear approaching footsteps in the hallway.

Nudity: Not really.

Safety

Again, security guards use this as a changeroom. Most importantly, however: beware of students and professors who may get offended by unsolicited invitations. Don't make yourselves TOO OBVIOUS, guys -- this is one of the best cruising spots in the school. Don't blow our cover!

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Would be interested to know if anything goes on here? Is it worth checking out?

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