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A Mail Room will do some work, Phone Booths work really well and are overall way better than Visitation, if you look at the big picture.
Now, that aside:
Visitor Table Advantages
(as opposed to the wall-like use of booths)
Disadvantages:
It that true? I've suspected it but never verified it. No wonder my Visitor Centers were more successful than my Booth Arrays.
By using this pattern, I was able to serve more prisoners faster, with family needs and no contraband coming into the prison. This one visitation room serves my prison of around 450 inmates, and the line is nearly gone by lunch time.
I just can't comprehend using normal visitor tables again after doing this (and I think this prison may have used them back before the booth update). FIFO (first in, fast out!)
You are a way too late on this...