Margaritaville at Sea quietly reset its casino tier year on July 1
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Good catch. A hard July 1 reset usually matters more for tracking than for instant offer changes. On other lines I’ve watched, the marketing lag is often 4-8 weeks after the new tier year starts, sometimes longer if they batch mailers monthly. What I’d watch with Margaritaville: any change in bounce-back wording onboard whether offer cadence shifts, not just value if tier match / earned status la
That lines up with what I usually watch too, but I’d add one more thing: portal behavior. On a few lines, the first clue wasn’t the mailer, it was the online account showing different wording around tier benefits, expiration dates, or “next cruise” language before any offer looked different. Quiet resets tend to show up there first. If anyone has screenshots from late June versus now, that would
I’d also watch the onboard vibe, not just the offers. Sometimes after a reset year starts, the casino desk suddenly gets a lot more specific about what benefits are “while you’re actively playing” versus what’s available all trip. That can matter for people who like to camp at the casino bar between sessions. I haven’t been on Margaritaville since spring, so no fresh datapoint from me yet. Has any