Hotels Revise Room Security in Wake of Las Vegas Shooting

In response to the deadly Las Vegas shooting massacre in October, tighter security measures at some hotels will allow staff to enter guest rooms for just about any reason.

Four Disney World Resorts in Orlando, Florida have already changed the room policy. New “room occupied” signs, now in use at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa, tell guests not to expect total privacy. In fact, the fine print says hotel staff can enter rooms “for security, safety, maintenance or any other purpose,” reports CBS News.

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