“Front desk mentioned some of the elevators were randomly getting stuck,” the user captioned the post. The $25 voucher says the hotel “sincerely apologizes if any part of your visit has been less than exceptional.”Īnother user on the site formerly known as Twitter posted a photo showing a case of water in an elevator. One person staying at MGM Resorts-owned Aria said the hotel was handing out so-called “guest recovery voucher to any hotel guest who complains about basically anything at all this weekend,” according to a post on social media platform X. MGM’s casinos in Las Vegas continued to be plagued by “cybersecurity issue” on Friday - five days after getting hacked - with many slot machines silenced while guests squawked about broken elevators and poor service. NYC casino race could be upended by Las Vegas bookie scandal: sources Gen Z Hackers behind MGM, Caesars breaches are ‘more sophisticated’ and ‘ruthless’ MGM Resorts loses over $100M after refusing to pay ransom to end cyberattack
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