Does Camp Margaritaville include sublease rental income as part of its 'Other Revenues'?

According to Camp Margaritaville's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, 'Other Revenues' consist of earnings derived from activities outside of the company's core operations. These include reservation system revenues, marketing fees, sublease rental income, reimbursed expenses from partners, and gift card breakage. This means that if a Camp Margaritaville franchisee subleases any portion of their property, the income generated from that sublease is included in the 'Other Revenues' category for accounting purposes.

For a prospective franchisee, this is important for understanding the different revenue streams that contribute to the overall financial performance of a Camp Margaritaville location. While core operations likely refer to the primary business of renting RV spaces and accommodations, 'Other Revenues' can represent a significant supplementary income source. Subleasing, in particular, could be a strategic way to maximize revenue from the property.

It's worth noting that the FDD also details various royalties and fees that Camp Margaritaville collects, such as licensing royalties from restaurants, resorts, consumer products, and residential/timeshare sales. Understanding how sublease rental income fits into the broader financial picture, alongside these other revenue streams and associated fees, is crucial for assessing the overall profitability and financial obligations of a Camp Margaritaville franchise.