New Aria Offer

It's not an offer to PLAY golf with Michael Jordan -- it's an offer to VIEW the golf tournament that MJ is putting on at Shadow Creek. Scott got the offer and it costs $100 to buy viewing tickets for all the days. We're already going to be staying at Mirage during that weekend (doing a slot tourney), so I told my host that Scott got the offer and she is comping him viewing tickets so we don't have to take a second room.

You appear to be tier 6. You can see all the coporate offers for all tiers by changing the tier number in the following link:
Tier 6

OK - I'm biting! How many tiers are there? And how are they ranked? Is "1" low man & "10 high"? And how does one find out these things?

Sorry yyyfak1 - I can't seem to change that tier number. When I click it - it simply opens to those offers only.

Tier 1 appears to be the highest and the offers go down from there all the way to tier 12.

Apparently, I am around tier 13 with M Life, ie: page not found lol.

Terry, you change the tier in the URL. You can then see what each tier is offered. I am, indeed, tier 6.

Thx Mare!

Interesting - that's a lot of tiers!

I didn't get a chance to burn them on the first offer and they just sent me another! LOL

Went online to book the offer that prompted the original post on this thread and noticed that I had another one from Aria. This one is actually better than the first. It's the Spring Offer and is 3 nights, $250 in free play, and 2 Elvis tickets.

Meanwhile, MC wants to offer me the unbelieveable low rate of $29/$59. How can one say no?

Cousin Eddie's local casino is looking better and better

Dan

I just got another offer from Aria, too. Called immediately about it because the free play amount wasn't listed -- when they said $450 I said book me!!! We settled for mid-May.

I've heard from a very reliable source that the free ride is over for Aria's marketing folks.

It seems that prior to opening, they were given free reign to the entire MGM database; this is why many of us who were in the system got an introductory offer from there.

The honeymoon is now technically over....if you don't gamble a penny there, you're not entitled to any offers. I know this sounds logical but the point is that this explains why people like me who gave them no out of pocket cach were still getting offers.

For those who give a lot of credit to casino marketing departments, try to understand this and explain it to me. I'm already a player in the MGM family....instead of trying to attract players from Ventian/Palazzo, Wynn/Encore and CET, they opt to eat their young and pirate off of their sister properties. Explain to me where this is beneifical to the bottom line? Nope, sorry, but I see things like this and wonder if anyone there took a single marketing or economics class. Amazing....

Dan

Does anything marketing do related to casinos make sense??