Which of the following locations must comply with Title III of the ADA?

Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) specifically addresses public accommodations and commercial facilities, ensuring that individuals with disabilities have access to these types of locations. This part of the ADA focuses on removing barriers to access and requires that facilities provide equal access to services and programs.

Places of public accommodation include a wide variety of businesses and facilities that are open to the public, such as hotels, restaurants, theaters, and retail stores. The compliance requirements are designed to ensure that individuals with disabilities can enter, navigate, and enjoy the services provided by these establishments.

In contrast, federal government offices, private residences, and industrial manufacturing plants do not fall under the same requirements established in Title III. Federal offices are governed by different sections of the ADA, while private residences are not covered since they are not open to the public. Industrial plants may have specific compliance obligations under other aspects of the ADA, but they are not considered places of public accommodation. Thus, only places of public accommodation are required to comply with Title III of the ADA.