Questions involving rollover nights [Many merged threads]
Jan 18, 2012, 3:01 pm
#1021
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: SNA
Posts: 18,241
Bonuses and credit card inghts roll over. Take your nights at the end of 2011, subtract 75 then subtract rollover nights from 2010, and you have rollovers from 2011. Ours is exactly right.
Jan 23, 2012, 1:16 pm
#1022
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: MA
Programs: DL DM/2MM Marriott Platinum, HH Diamond,
Posts: 8,907
I finished 2011 with 94 credited nights, 34 of which had rolled over from the previous year. I had assumed that I would start 2012 with 19 rollover nights (94-75= 19) but I had no rollover nights. Customer support explained that nights do not roll over twice.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
Jan 23, 2012, 1:31 pm
#1023
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 869
I finished 2011 with 94 credited nights, 34 of which had rolled over from the previous year. I had assumed that I would start 2012 with 19 rollover nights (94-75= 19) but I had no rollover nights. Customer support explained that nights do not roll over twice.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
Jan 23, 2012, 1:37 pm
#1024
Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: STL
Programs: DL DM, UA PS, MR Plt, A-Club Plt, HH G, Avis First
Posts: 272
All my extra nights are showing up. Makes me happy!
Jan 23, 2012, 2:30 pm
#1025
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: South Florida
Programs: AA LTG (EXP), Hilton Silver (Dia), Marriott LTP (PP), SPG LTG (P) > MPG LTPP
Posts: 11,329
I finished 2011 with 94 credited nights, 34 of which had rolled over from the previous year. I had assumed that I would start 2012 with 19 rollover nights (94-75= 19) but I had no rollover nights. Customer support explained that nights do not roll over twice.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
At least your extra nights went towards your LT status, so it's still good to book what you can. And the rollover nights count twice there too, but only twice.
Jan 23, 2012, 4:51 pm
#1026
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: MA
Programs: DL DM/2MM Marriott Platinum, HH Diamond,
Posts: 8,907
That's fine, RogerD... probably my fault for not delving more closely in the "rules" to understand how this was going to work. But as I said, some of those 19 "extra" nights above the 75 might have been more easily spent at other non-Marriott properties, and only went to Marriott in the mistaken notion that those nights would roll over to this year. My bad, I made assumptions.
Jan 23, 2012, 5:11 pm
#1027
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 1,689
Plus the last quarter Megabonus promo was a good one. 
Jan 23, 2012, 7:03 pm
#1028
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 869
That's fine, RogerD... probably my fault for not delving more closely in the "rules" to understand how this was going to work. But as I said, some of those 19 "extra" nights above the 75 might have been more easily spent at other non-Marriott properties, and only went to Marriott in the mistaken notion that those nights would roll over to this year. My bad, I made assumptions.
Jan 26, 2012, 8:00 pm
#1029
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 27
Elite Rollover returns 2012
One more reason to keep staying, from the industry's most generous loyalty program.
You asked for it and we created it. It’s Elite Rollover, an industry-first that’s making its return this year – breaking ground to help you achieve and boost your Elite status.
It’s easy to make every night count:
Reserve and stay the minimum number of nights required to earn Elite status in 2012
All nights in excess of the Elite requirement are automatically applied to your 2013 status*
*Silver member nights in excess of 10, Gold member nights in excess of 50 and Platinum member nights in excess of 75 all carry forward to the next year.
So now, you can keep rolling and enjoy your benefits as much as you like.
http://www.marriott.com/marriott/eliterollover.mi
FAQ:
http://www.marriott.com/marriott/eliterolloverFAQs.mi
Elite Rollover FAQs
The industry-first, Elite Rollover Nights promotion will be back in 2012 for another year!
Account Update Information – On Sunday, January 15, our systems began updating accounts with rollover nights that were earned in 2011. During the process, we experienced a systems glitch that caused eligible members to be double-credited with rollover nights. Within hours of catching the error, the extra nights were cancelled from your account. You will now see two entries for Rollover Nights, and one cancellation, which correctly reflects the rollover nights you earned in 2011. There are a small number of members who were incorrectly granted a higher Elite level because of the extra nights. These accounts have been identified, and will be adjusted to the earned Elite level by January 20. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Should you wish to discuss your account, feel free to call 801-468-4000 or email [email protected] (Information as of 1/18/12).
You asked for it and we created it. It’s Elite Rollover, an industry-first that’s making its return this year – breaking ground to help you achieve and boost your Elite status.
It’s easy to make every night count:
Reserve and stay the minimum number of nights required to earn Elite status in 2012
All nights in excess of the Elite requirement are automatically applied to your 2013 status*
*Silver member nights in excess of 10, Gold member nights in excess of 50 and Platinum member nights in excess of 75 all carry forward to the next year.
So now, you can keep rolling and enjoy your benefits as much as you like.
http://www.marriott.com/marriott/eliterollover.mi
FAQ:
http://www.marriott.com/marriott/eliterolloverFAQs.mi
Elite Rollover FAQs
The industry-first, Elite Rollover Nights promotion will be back in 2012 for another year!
Account Update Information – On Sunday, January 15, our systems began updating accounts with rollover nights that were earned in 2011. During the process, we experienced a systems glitch that caused eligible members to be double-credited with rollover nights. Within hours of catching the error, the extra nights were cancelled from your account. You will now see two entries for Rollover Nights, and one cancellation, which correctly reflects the rollover nights you earned in 2011. There are a small number of members who were incorrectly granted a higher Elite level because of the extra nights. These accounts have been identified, and will be adjusted to the earned Elite level by January 20. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Should you wish to discuss your account, feel free to call 801-468-4000 or email [email protected] (Information as of 1/18/12).
Jan 27, 2012, 10:41 am
#1030
Join Date: Sep 2005
Programs: AA EXP, AAirpass, & CK 2MM, MR Plat Premier, DL Plat, US Plat, UA RECOVERING GS
Posts: 2,620
"....breaking ground...."
What strange phrasing.
What strange phrasing.
Jan 27, 2012, 5:45 pm
#1031
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Location: Pittsburgh
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Posts: 31,020
May want to combine this with the Rollover confirmed for 2012/2013 thread from late last year.
Jan 27, 2012, 9:41 pm
#1032
Join Date: Jul 2001
Programs: Marriott LT Tit; Hyatt Explorist; Hilton CC Gold; IHG CC Plt; Hertz (MR) 5 star
Posts: 5,536
I finished 2011 with 94 credited nights, 34 of which had rolled over from the previous year. I had assumed that I would start 2012 with 19 rollover nights (94-75= 19) but I had no rollover nights. Customer support explained that nights do not roll over twice.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
I guess my only comment is that if I had known that, I might have been more inclined to use points for stays later in the year or not steered out of the way to stay at a Marriott property once I passed the 75 nights to earn Platinum.
The Delta Skymiles program rolls everything over the threshold... in my opinion, that is how a rollover should work.
Jan 28, 2012, 7:58 am
#1033
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: MA
Programs: DL DM/2MM Marriott Platinum, HH Diamond,
Posts: 8,907
250 nights and no rollover... you seem pretty calm about that. In my case, had I known that the excess over 75 (19 nights) would not roll over, I might have done things differently... used points, looked at non-Marriott options etc. I went out of my way to continue to earn Marriott nights for naught.
Jan 28, 2012, 1:10 pm
#1035
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: CLT
Programs: DL GM, Marriott Plat
Posts: 298
This is very different than the person who rolls over 25 nights and doesn't get to use them towards requalification before determining the next year rollover.