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Yes, that I understand. But it also begs the question of why it was so off. There's also might be a correlation with DVC using RIV points to square up with April-Oct UY's. Perhaps they decided to contribute to the dues which ends up producing a larger credit. Something makes RIV unique since it's not their first rodeo and budgeting operating costs should be that far off.
edit - RIV dues are remaining relatively flat for 2021 compared to 2020, yes? That would almost seem to be excessive budget again if this really is because of too large of operating expense budget but at least it flows into cap reserves the next year if it is.
What I am wondering is that with the closure this year, and it not being a normal year, they may have kept them pretty flat because they still don’t have a full year under its belt?
Yes, they have set budgets before, but the Skyliner is a new piece not part of others.