Otis Scenic Elevators at Marriott Marquis Atlanta (2022 Retake)

This is a 2022 retake of the elevators that sparked my interest. These are the famous elevators at the Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia.

[@747sooner]

@musicfreakcc Hey Connor, I stayed at this hotel back in June 2015 just days after my 10th birthday. My room was on the 46th floor in the 42-47 elevator bank in room 4630, a presidential suite. Only 1 floor away from the 47th floor (top floor)! I took my first and final rides of the Otis Elevonic 401 elevator system before they were modernized with the Series M2. During my stay, a couple of floors were covered in black for renovation. Cars 3, 9 (Glass), and both Internal elevators (14 and 15) were out of service for modernization. The rest of the cars still retained the original Elevonic 401 fixtures.

[@matthewlindstrom8728]

Happy 30th anniversary to elevator photography as we know it

[@elevatorgaming6712]

These elevators are now SMART key carded.

[@elevcarwashsirensandmore21]

Sadly. I can always request to charge my key to the 47th floor. I can't guarantee that they will.

[@michaelwalterselevatorsrob5009]

Ya know what would be really cool? If you got a 360 camera and did these elevators, the Hilton, and the Hyatt

[@BrytonJones6063]

Oh my gosh this is the hotel I’m staying in in two months Maybe I might get to meet you there

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

It's rare to see other users.

[@BrytonJones6063]

Of course I watched a KZbin video of elevators what are you talking about

[@LividCruiser]

Just curious do you still go to dragon con? I managed to get a room at the Marriott there for 2023’s con. They sold out within 3 minutes of going on sale.

[@PlanetEscalators]

Not sure if your aware or not but the description says Hyatt Regency

[@ruralelevators]

i heard these are getting key carded

[@elevcarwashsirensandmore21]

Not just key carded. But... SMARY KEY CARDED!!!!!! They usually wouldn't do this for a Marriott. This is more popular for a Hyatt property. On a Marriott, they usually wouldn't do that.