AMAZING Schindler Miconic 10 Traction Elevators @ Sheraton Hotel, New Orleans, LA

(Filmed on 3/24/19). Four years ago, Jason (Airtranlover) visited this hotel to ride their Schindler Miconic 10 elevators. Since I've never filmed a Miconic 10 and happened to be staying in New Orleans for the next couple days, I decided to head over to the French Quarter and stop by this hotel. This hotel contains both passenger & service elevators.
The passenger elevators are split between two banks: the low-rise bank serving floors *1-29 and the high-rise bank serving floors *1-8 & 29-49. The service elevators, though, serve all the floors. The passenger elevators run smoothly & look really nice. However, the floor indicator on one of the high-rise elevators seems to be messed up as it was stuck on displaying "2" during the whole ride up. Must be its favorite number, LOL!!! Also, during the ride down on another high-rise elevator, the indicator seems to skip from 8 to 5 even though it serves floors 6 & 7.
After riding the passenger elevators, I then was able to ask to ride the service elevators. The guy who lead me to the service happens to be the head of security at this hotel. However, before we rode up to the top, he then told me that I wasn't allowed to take pictures of anything within the service corridors. He didn't necessarily tell me to turn off the camera on my iPhone XR, so I just secretly kept filming since there aren't a lot of recordings of the service elevators.
Based on his weirded-out expression, it also seemed like he never received a request from someone asking if they could film/ride the service elevators. I had a slight feeling that they might be original Westinghouses, but it turns out they're Schindler Miconic 10 as well as the passengers. Overall, I'm glad I was able to stop by here and film some Schindler Miconic 10's for the first time.

[@BJMediaTransit8516]

What I find funniest when I ride these elevators is when I repeatedly ride and pressing the wheelchair button and people have reactions when hearing but not knowing that the elevator talks. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yastinsantanagonzalez191]

Al dia siguiente, 29 y 30 ha sudado como un nacimiento entre París y berlin

[@karlmandelin4100]

How fast is the low rise elevators?

[@aryehgaming5053]

Can you Please film the service elevators again

[@ElevatorDog100]

I could try to the next time I visit New Orleans.

[@212Elevators]

The doors open and doors closing messages activate when you push the handicap button.

[@ElevatorDog100]

Oh, that makes sense. I was wondering about that. 😂😂😂

[@212Elevators]

@@ElevatorDog100 Also, if you tried -1 or 50 when you push the handicap button, the voice would have said "Entry not understood".

[@lailatulmukaromah983]

O

[@PowerfulNavy블루드래곤]

@@212Elevators If you do, it says "Entry Not Understood!"

[@BJMediaTransit8516]

1 Car A to Left, ding dong. 29 car B to right dong ding.

[@elevatorsinrussia2597]

Isn't this former Marriott Marquis?

[@gpgbdaf]

No this is a different hotel. Both of them have M10

[@nanasajaia8919]

@@gpgbdaf yes not marriot marquis

[@aryehgaming5053]

Are the service elevators miconic 10

[@ElevatorDog100]

Yes, they are.

[@hapokissh]

Marriott marquis hotel

[@ElevatorDog100]

No, you're probably thinking of a different location. While both hotels have the same type of elevator system, this hotel is indeed the Sheraton one. Also, the name of that other hotel is just called the "Marriott."

[@nanasajaia8919]

I went to new orleans before but not this hotel

[@ElevatorDog100]

Nice! Which hotel did you stay at if you don't mind me asking?

[@nanasajaia8919]

@@ElevatorDog100 I don't know and thanks

[@nanasajaia8919]

@@ElevatorDog100 what floor does the rooms start on?