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Originally Posted by kayanne
In hotels you have people checking in and out, who come from all parts of the world and in airports all over the world, possibly bringing illness from wherever they've been. What's the difference?And guests hang out together in hotel bars and dining rooms, quite similar to on cruise ships.
Regarding the number of people, there are hotels that have 5000-10,000 rooms (including in Las Vegas and at Disneyworld), which would be more people than the 6600 passenger ship you mentioned. Such a hotel could have 20,000+ guests, plus staff.
I find it silly when someone says a cruise ship is a "petri dish" but thinks hotels are fine.
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MGM LV has under 6000 (over 6000 if you count affiliated/adjacent properties) and it is the largest in the city, FYI.
No single property come close to 10,000.
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