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Posted: Tue Jun 10, 2014 9:56 pm
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 12:12 am
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Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 12:10 pm
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Posted: Thu Jun 12, 2014 9:25 am
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Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2014 12:59 am
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Extreme Cuddler smithers456 Extreme Cuddler A local con here *small one* has recently added a cap to the amount of guest. Last year badges sold out 2 weeks before the actual con. Wow, that's amazing. It sounds like this "small con" needs a bigger place. I know that a lot of people that go to the conventions really like seeing the guests that show up. It could turn them away if their is a cap on the number of guests. At the same time more guests can make it harder for crowd control. This could make it a tough challenge to decide what to do either way. by guest I ment regular attendee, I should of specified that. Special guest that I know of doesn't have a cap but, its usually the same ones since they live locally. Only a few different ones a year *like the band, a voice actor of a recent popular anime etc*
Thanks, I have a better picture of what you were talking about. At Shuto Con 2014 in Lansing Michigan they placed a cap on how many people could go to the con. The cap was 7,000. Even with the cap the con was too crowded. As a result I had to get my tickets on line for the first time which I didn't care for. It might not be a popular idea at first but I think that the cap should have been lower like 6,000. It's amazing how popular the cons have become. |
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Posted: Sat Jun 14, 2014 8:41 pm
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smithers456 Extreme Cuddler smithers456 Extreme Cuddler A local con here *small one* has recently added a cap to the amount of guest. Last year badges sold out 2 weeks before the actual con. Wow, that's amazing. It sounds like this "small con" needs a bigger place. I know that a lot of people that go to the conventions really like seeing the guests that show up. It could turn them away if their is a cap on the number of guests. At the same time more guests can make it harder for crowd control. This could make it a tough challenge to decide what to do either way. by guest I ment regular attendee, I should of specified that. Special guest that I know of doesn't have a cap but, its usually the same ones since they live locally. Only a few different ones a year *like the band, a voice actor of a recent popular anime etc* Thanks, I have a better picture of what you were talking about. At Shuto Con 2014 in Lansing Michigan they placed a cap on how many people could go to the con. The cap was 7,000. Even with the cap the con was too crowded. As a result I had to get my tickets on line for the first time which I didn't care for. It might not be a popular idea at first but I think that the cap should have been lower like 6,000. It's amazing how popular the cons have become. |
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Posted: Mon Jun 16, 2014 10:51 pm
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Extreme Cuddler smithers456 Extreme Cuddler smithers456 Extreme Cuddler A local con here *small one* has recently added a cap to the amount of guest. Last year badges sold out 2 weeks before the actual con. Wow, that's amazing. It sounds like this "small con" needs a bigger place. I know that a lot of people that go to the conventions really like seeing the guests that show up. It could turn them away if their is a cap on the number of guests. At the same time more guests can make it harder for crowd control. This could make it a tough challenge to decide what to do either way. by guest I ment regular attendee, I should of specified that. Special guest that I know of doesn't have a cap but, its usually the same ones since they live locally. Only a few different ones a year *like the band, a voice actor of a recent popular anime etc* Thanks, I have a better picture of what you were talking about. At Shuto Con 2014 in Lansing Michigan they placed a cap on how many people could go to the con. The cap was 7,000. Even with the cap the con was too crowded. As a result I had to get my tickets on line for the first time which I didn't care for. It might not be a popular idea at first but I think that the cap should have been lower like 6,000. It's amazing how popular the cons have become. yeah, it can be a hassle at times, one of the local cons here suggested maybe mailing their badges through mail for an additional fee for the ones that wanted to get it by mail and not wait in line.
A couple of the cons I go to experimented with that, but the badge fraud was so rampant that they switched back to distributing the badges at con. |
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Posted: Tue Jun 17, 2014 1:40 pm
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xinitia Extreme Cuddler smithers456 Extreme Cuddler smithers456 Extreme Cuddler A local con here *small one* has recently added a cap to the amount of guest. Last year badges sold out 2 weeks before the actual con. Wow, that's amazing. It sounds like this "small con" needs a bigger place. I know that a lot of people that go to the conventions really like seeing the guests that show up. It could turn them away if their is a cap on the number of guests. At the same time more guests can make it harder for crowd control. This could make it a tough challenge to decide what to do either way. by guest I ment regular attendee, I should of specified that. Special guest that I know of doesn't have a cap but, its usually the same ones since they live locally. Only a few different ones a year *like the band, a voice actor of a recent popular anime etc* Thanks, I have a better picture of what you were talking about. At Shuto Con 2014 in Lansing Michigan they placed a cap on how many people could go to the con. The cap was 7,000. Even with the cap the con was too crowded. As a result I had to get my tickets on line for the first time which I didn't care for. It might not be a popular idea at first but I think that the cap should have been lower like 6,000. It's amazing how popular the cons have become. yeah, it can be a hassle at times, one of the local cons here suggested maybe mailing their badges through mail for an additional fee for the ones that wanted to get it by mail and not wait in line. A couple of the cons I go to experimented with that, but the badge fraud was so rampant that they switched back to distributing the badges at con. |
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