mirthmaiden
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I feel like next they're going to say this ones only for tall women named Shirley who live in Hoboken and owned Pinto's in 1976.





I gotta agree with previous posters on this selectivity with regard to discounts. I understand giving perks (small perks) to VISA cardholders and other "loyal" customers. However, I don't really get what the benefit is to targeting individual households over others with a huge discount (40% off for selected people). A hotel room is a hotel room. Are people who live in New Jersey or Minnesota more deserving of that hotel room at a discount than I am because I live in Virginia? We'd be occupying the same space, buying the same tickets, eating the same food. And I don't know that giving these people a big discount will necessarily bring them back again any sooner. There are so many variables that affect where and when a family travels. Yes geography plays a part of it, but is it so important that it's OK to alienate loyal customers who aren't lucky enough to get a discount? (with the exception of people who live very close, but then, they get their own discount, right?)
With some small exceptions, I think the discounts should be across the board for everybody - first come, first serve.