MaestroDavros wrote: Everything about it now suggests that it's become an amusement park and, even though I love amusement parks that doesn't mean I want the experience of visiting my favorite entertainer's home to be priced and walled in like one.
The least they could do is add a roller coaster!
cadillac-elvis wrote:I am from USA and these fees and taxes seem so excessive.
but wait, since they are taking it that far, let me give them some ideas on some
other made up taxes they could have for fleecing money out of their customers.
Oxygen tax---$16.75
Toilet bowl tax---$7.89
Pillow fee-----$15 per pillow
Card key fee-----$15 per card key issued, (for multiple occupants obviously)
Parking fee for rental car or cars----$20 per space
Bedside Alarm clock tax----$8.25
Air conditioning fee----$11 ( summer months only)
In room telephone tax---$12.50
Heater tax (winter months only)
Window tax (for the outdoor views from inside your room)
Curtain tax (to keep people outside from looking inside your room)
Door tax (the door separates your room from the hallway)
Wall tax (the walls separate your room from the other rooms, and they give you privacy)
Shower tax (water ain't free here, Buster!)
Soap & shampoo tax (you do wanna get clean, don't you?)
Television set tax (you don't wanna miss the local news to see the crime coverage in Memphis)
Bed tax (well, you've gotta have something to sleep on)
Carpet tax (well, you need something soft to walk on)
Swimming Pool & Hot Tub tax -- with new signs up reading >> Legionnaires' Disease is YOUR Problem, NOT OURS!!
Concrete tax (for the walkways that go from the hotel to the pool area... and back)
Elevator tax (if your room is above the first floor)