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[QUOTE="NKR1978, post: 5477313, member: 186"]
It seems there's a good amount of truth to it. Earlier this summer I stayed at Cosmo and was able to re-book my room for $600 less than the original price. Decided to check out Fontainebleau this weekend. I rebooked a nicer class of suite for $600 less there as well than my original booking.

This is cyclical. The hotels will lower their prices and then when the economy is good they'll increase. I'm kind of excited as a 3x yearly visitor. In April 2021 I got this insane upgrade at Aria to a 1 bedroom panoramic penthouse. (if you're curious [URL]https://aria.mgmresorts.com/en/hotel/sky-suites-one-bedroom-penthouse-panoramic.html[/URL] ). I was genuinely shocked when I walked in that room. Also got a deal at Nomad in March 2022 where all in for 5 nights it was under $500 inclusive of taxes and fees. By March 2023 that was $2400.

Even now you're seeing free parking come back and Resorts World has slashed prices and dropped resort fees. The long term issues are Gen Z in general just sort of eschewing fun and embracing puritanism across the ideological spectrum. It'll be interesting to see what it's like in 10 years. I went to Tao Beach on July 6 with Mike Posner performing. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of people in their 40s and 50s there, but we're not the age group that's going to keep these clubs going.
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