Huge Schindler 330A Hydraulic Elevators at Children's Museum in Houston, TX.

[@SocksThePup]

I remember I used to come here back when I was little and do the Cooking simulation and of course ride these I always had a lot of fun on these back then. Now I am going to apply for a culinary arts class in college soon.

[@elevatorsincity]

The elevators reminds of the Cheyenne Depot Museum in Cheyenne WY that Floridan Elevators filmed.

[@AhmearClayIombo-dj6di]

Awesome Elevator

[@360_lifts6]

I wish I saw one of these, there are absolutely 0 in Australia (From my knowledge, still assuming that this American only) but yeah, I still hope every day.

[@themaddasher7783]

They sure are covering themselves from any liability for any human error regarding the elevator, aren't they? All of that caution tape!

[@ZHD1987E]

I had one IKEA do the same in Malaysia. They even include in door movement announcements to ‘take care of your child’s safety’. Seriously, why can’t they do what the Japanese did, which is to actually place sensors that detect if someone puts their hand and stops the door?

[@icecolespears]

I love Schindler HT

[@SupremeCakeVR]

Why do they need to put so many caution signs on the doors

[@HaileyJohn12]

They want to make sure that the children are safe since this is a kids place.

[@SocksThePup]

It makes it look tacky

[@elevcarwashsirensandmore21]

Safety

[@aidenMCE]

Wait. Do you need permission to ride or at least film the passenger elevators?

[@JimLiElevators]

This is a children's museum and because I'm an adult, I didn't want to just go inside the facility for the safety of the children.