Melbourne pricing. Gouging? Or a glitch?

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dsotm

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Just went to book next Saturday night in Melbourne and it's showing $1,437 for one night at the Doubletree. $882 for the Hilton Queen Street. Similar results for the next day. Is there something special in Melbourne that night or is Hilton now competing with Crown?!Screenshot 2024-03-15 at 5.47.46 pm.png
 
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The price gouge was here on Easter.
Practically zero rooms available
And Gather around
Next weekend too
 

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