Nutinelse2do wrote:
If you think triple the price is bad, you would be astounded at 5-6x the normal rate for Hotels and RV Parks during The Colorado River Run in Laughlin, Nevada, in April every year.
Not only that, but they usually have a 4 night minimum requirement. Every room and rv park around is booked a year in advance.
It's a simple case of supply and demand.
Nutinelse2do wrote:
If you think triple the price is bad, you would be astounded at 5-6x the normal rate for Hotels and RV Parks during The Colorado River Run in Laughlin, Nevada, in April every year.
Not only that, but they usually have a 4 night minimum requirement. Every room and rv park around is booked a year in advance.
It's a simple case of supply and demand.
hotpepperkid wrote:
What a shame campgrounds see fit to triples their prices when there is a major event it town. Happen to go through Albuquerque when the balloon was on. I didn't realize it was balloon fest time but I needed a place to stay for a couple of days. The camp ground was a dirt parking lot we had only water and electric and the Wi-Fi was pretty much non existent
hotpepperkid wrote:
What a shame campgrounds see fit to triples their prices when there is a major event it town. Happen to go through Albuquerque when the balloon was on. I didn't realize it was balloon fest time but I needed a place to stay for a couple of days. The camp ground was a dirt parking lot we had only water and electric and the Wi-Fi was pretty much non existent
Roy&Lynne wrote:
Of course, when gas stations raise the price of gas before a hurricane, its called price gouging, and against the law but when a campground does it, its called capitalism
Roy&Lynne wrote:
Of course, when gas stations raise the price of gas before a hurricane, its called price gouging, and against the law but when a campground does it, its called capitalism
Strabo wrote:
Welcome to 2016, take your time getting use to life.
Strabo wrote:
Welcome to 2016, take your time getting use to life.
avan wrote:
And though you could have voted with your wheels and kept on driving, you stayed.
avan wrote:
And though you could have voted with your wheels and kept on driving, you stayed.
