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FamCamps raising rates?
2 years 2 months ago #17819
by ndcallan
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We have noticed that various FamCamps have been raising their rates. Buckley SFB/AFB rates have gone from $23 per night to $40 as of July 15, 2022. I checked McDill AFB in Tampa FL and found their rates had gone up also, but not as drastically. They went from $18/$22, summer/winter rates, to $22/$26, summer/winter.
What is going on? Has anyone asked the facilities why this has been happening? We have been planning a trip to Denver, but at $40 per night we will probably be looking for another place to stay.
What is going on? Has anyone asked the facilities why this has been happening? We have been planning a trip to Denver, but at $40 per night we will probably be looking for another place to stay.
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2 years 1 month ago #17837
by akfiredog377
Replied by akfiredog377 on topic FamCamps raising rates?
Sorry for the late reply. I just noticed your post. We have seen other FamCamps go up as well. I was told by the manager at Leitner Lakes CG last month that they raised the rates in Oct due to a law that went into effect under the Clinton era. It required military MWR, Commissary,etc to remain close in price to commercial (non military) services. Apparently they were complaining about not getting military business. Most of it was not being enforced until now. I think its a crock of BS that the military is required to do that.
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2 years 1 month ago #17838
by monkey44
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Rise in prices has been going on for a while now. Same thing for base fuel, BX, and commissary. Civilians complain they don't get military business outside the gates. So, as our benefits shrink, the non-military businesses gain on our retired nickels.
Some military and veterans have begun a new slogan -- "Maximum sacrifice - Minimum benefits."
Even many of the VA clinics now have gone to a six-month medical care scenario for disabled vets, instead of what was once a three-month schedule.
Some military and veterans have begun a new slogan -- "Maximum sacrifice - Minimum benefits."
Even many of the VA clinics now have gone to a six-month medical care scenario for disabled vets, instead of what was once a three-month schedule.
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