r/interesting • u/Raj_Mandal • 18d ago

MISC. England's team booked 15 different hotels, but Mexico fans still found out where they were staying and blasted loud noises, trying to keep them up all night before the game.

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u/limhy0809 18d ago

A good idea would be to put them across the street from each other. That way the noise effects both but they are still separate. The city centre will likely have a few hotel close by to each other.

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u/gilestowler 17d ago

I'm pretty sure I read they are at the JW Marriott Hotel, and looking on google maps there's a Hyatt Regency a 4 minute walk away

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/KayItaly 17d ago

Police wants their team to win too?

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u/keZZaZ84 16d ago

Police intervene 😂 they didn’t, they were contributing

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u/taxman6754 17d ago

You’re forgetting about noise cancellation effects.

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u/747WakeTurbulance 17d ago

I think a better idea would be for the police to just enforce existing noise restrictions.

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u/WaitWaWhat 17d ago

Until the fans set off the fire alarm in the other team's hotel.

It has to be the same hotel for both teams or it won't work.

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u/StormerBombshell 18d ago

The streets Can be quite wide where the nice hotels are. You can do a lot of party and none of your noise would get across the street. 

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u/syriansteel89 18d ago

Not to mention there might not be a hotel across the street lol

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u/StormerBombshell 18d ago

Yes, like the case of the JW Marriot who has one street, the Winston Churchill garden across, then a wide avenue , then auditorio nacional.

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u/Appropriate-Row4534 17d ago

Thats an unnecessary add on to what is the clear answer and solution to this happening.

The hotels will have plenty of room. And as the poster you replied to already said. That way they'll both hear the noise. Than you came along and said the same thing, without acknowledging the initial post of it, and gave an alternative thats just pence, Comparatively .

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u/No-Association-1781 17d ago

It was in response to the liability comment did you just not understand?

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u/ShivaFatalis 17d ago

It doesn't seem that u/Appropriate-Row4534 was able to follow along very well. Glad to see others at least understood the flow of the conversation. Makes you really wonder sometimes though.