LufthansaFlyer posts the following image:
So, has anyone tried it? This could be really useful at some hotels.
The greatest elevator discovery ever?
Support OMAAT
Recent Comments
The latest from the OMAAT community.
The comments on this page have not been provided, reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any advertiser, and it is not an advertiser's responsibility to ensure posts and/or questions are answered.
lucky
OMAAT
@ Evan -- Not sure what there is to defend. I of course wouldn't use this a lot, but we've all been in scenarios where the elevator is full and it continues to stop at every floor. This would be useful in those instances, and actually help to speed up elevator service for everyone.
0
‼
0
Evan
Guest
Glad to see Lucky chiming in on all the comments here and/or either clarifying or defending his comments........ Hmmm I guess it's just easier to let this post get buried and forgotten with time.
0
‼
0
tassojunior
Guest
Photo not American because of floor "13" and not European because of 1st floor.
0
‼
0
Jim
Guest
Paul S and Tom: The "close door" button <i>does</i> function in most if not all elevators, but not necessarily in normal operation. It's a vital part of "fire mode" operation, in which the door is opened and closed manually, by holding down the "open door" or "close door" button.
0
‼
0
Antipode
Guest
I agree with others that if it does work, it is impolite (at best) to use it. How would you feel if you had to wait at the elevator for a long time because everyone else was using it and your floor kept being skipped over?
0
‼
0
Membership is free and takes no more information than commenting as a guest. Earn status points for good contributions, and see fewer ads as your status grows.