Great topic! I've always been curious how other people deal with this issue. I can hop short distances if need be....one of my favorite tricks is to park my wheelchair right in front of the stall door, so it's impossible to ignore, and then hop to the toilet. I take my time and make sure they leave the stall before i finish my business. Then while they're watching, i like to hop back to the chair and fall down trying to get to it. I've used this at work 3 times now, and haven't seen anyone using the handicapped stall in around 6 months now.

BTW, Crypto....I've been in EXACTLY the same predicament in a Denny's on the strip in Las Vegas...the staff had to move tables and chairs out of the way to allow me access to the restrooms. The place was packed, and they were actually moving customers in the middle of their meal. I realize this is a logistics problem with the company, and not the customers fault, but I've gotten to the point over the years where I love doing shit like this to increase awareness. I just sit there with a stupid smile on my face while I interrupt everyone's Sunday morning breakfast. I went in to use the same restroom 2 days later. The place was still packed, but they had rearranged the seating, and it was a straight shot to the john.