Everything on the books for 2027 today, against everything that was on the books for 2026 on this date last year. No thresholds: the same point in the booking curve, one year apart. The 2027 book is 2.1x larger, and July is paying for it: 3.8x the nights at 27% less per night, and 35.8% less on nights where the identical calendar night had also been sold by this date last year.
Everything on the books for 2027 today, against everything that was on the books for 2026 on this date last year. No thresholds and no filters: the same point in the booking curve, one year apart. Rent is allocated to nights stayed.
| Stay Month | Nights OTB, Aug 12 2025 | Nights OTB, Aug 12 2026 | Rate Then | Rate Now | Rate Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| July | 60 | 227 | $1,530.19 | $1,116.80 | -27.0% |
| August | 11 | 79 | $1,362.09 | $1,389.57 | +2.0% |
| June | 74 | 95 | $850.35 | $889.32 | +4.6% |
| September | 0 | 14 | — | $447.41 | no 2026 base |
Both halves of this are real. The 2027 book is more than twice the size 2026's was at the same point, so the model is filling the calendar far earlier. What it is paying for that volume shows up almost entirely in July: the biggest month is carrying 3.8 times the nights at 27% less per night, and on the nights where the identical calendar night had also been sold by this date last year, the drop is 35.8%. A larger book bought at July's expense is a trade, and this page is what the trade looks like at the same point in the booking curve, one year apart.