Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Aqueduct Station elevator run by Resorts World never works.

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Photo by Jose Martinez/The City
The City

 A parts problem was to blame for problems at the Aqueduct Racetrack stop on the A train — whose privately maintained elevator was available just 33.5% of the time in the first three months of 2019 because of broken glass.


“That’s not a good number,” said Cynthia Lewis of Queens, a regular at the Resorts World Casino New York City at Aqueduct. “They should work harder to make sure it works all the time.”


“They don’t even fix the slot machines,” said another woman at the subway station, who asked to be identified only as Leslie. “Why should they fix their elevator?”

 But global casino king Genting — which operates Resorts World Casino New York City and maintains the elevator — had to order custom-made glass before the elevator could resume transporting riders between the platform and a parking lot. The company says MTA specifications are to blame.


“Accessibility to our facility is a key priority and we monitor this elevator closely to ensure it is providing the service to those who need it,” a spokesperson for Resorts World Casino told THE CITY. “As soon as the MTA alerts us to an issue, we immediately dispatch a maintenance crew, which helps to keep it in service.”






4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Typical millenial thinking: all inspiration, no perspiration, all hat, no cattle

Anonymous said...

Wait til the hotel opens. You'll see a rise in crime, drugs, prostitution, ...

Anonymous said...

Oh, but they got the missing part in their pocket, just to transport VIPs

Anonymous said...

Including machine's that are putting out winners,they get put out of service.
Three card Monty has better odds

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