Travelling with IBS or Crohn's Disease

If you live with IBS, Crohn's or ulcerative colitis, every journey involves quiet planning around toilet access.

Practical tips: map facilities before you travel, favour venues with live assistance so you're never stuck, and keep a LooOnTheGo accessibility pass ready — it lets staff know you're an authorised accessibility user without explaining your condition.

Remember: urgency is a medical reality, not an embarrassment. You are entitled to ask, and most venues are happy to help when they understand.