Vegas - Internext - Free Registration

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by RedCherry

Just booked Sunday night at Planet Hollywood Hotel (previously the Sahara) Hotels.com is running a special $53 total a night with tax. Close enough we can walk to the convention if we want to.

Never stayed at this hotel before, but people rated it pretty well, so willing to give it a shot. I know I'll never stay at Flamingo again, that was pretty crappy rooms for the price.

Can't wait to see you guys again. It's been a very long time. I will be sure to reach out to you with my coords.

As for changes at Internext, it was overdue and they knew it. When I submitted my post-show report to them last January, I recommended sweeping changes. I'm sure my report was only confirmation of what they already knew they needed to do. A lot of direct input came from the organizers of the MP dinner (who refused to return to the Palms). It's worth noting that there is no show floor, no booth exhibits. Only seminars, panels, and speed networking.

[RedCherry]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

there is no show floor, no booth exhibits. Only seminars, panels, and speed networking.

No show floor and booth exhibits will be different. But truthfully the seminars and panels I'm looking forward to more anyways. Never have done speed networking before, should I drink lots of coffee first?

[plateman]

if i can dig up some airfare money to go with that free pass

i'd hate to take a free pass and not have the airfare money

i do need to go to some shows while I can still walk on 2 legs

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[Greenguy]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

...Only seminars, panels, and speed networking.

It only took them 4 years to catch on to what XBiz was doing.

[GonZo]

Originally Posted by Greenie

It only took them 4 years to catch on to what XBiz was doing.

Im skipping again this year.
We did go up to Exxotica last month in NJ.
Had a blast and it was well worth the trip.

The company thats bought AEE would do well to see how these guys run a show. Floor was packed and about the size of the last AEE I attended 2 years ago.

The stars were very interactive instead of behind velvet ropes sandwitched between very large bodyguards.

The had the local girls for the stip clubs on poles scattered down the all the aisles.

Was a nice time and I think they only charged $30 to get in.
Every vendor I spoke to there was very happy. Even the small ones on the last row with nothing but tables.