[ SECRET POST #3488 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3488 ⌋

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Re: Advice thread

[(Anonymous)]

OP--it's my local con and I've been going for 12 years. I wouldn't go if I lived more than an hour or two away--I live half an hour away by bus or fifteen minutes by car. A couple years ago I met someone who flew from Australia to go, and boggled. Basically, the con reached max capacity and started only selling tickets online, which turned it from a very, very big con into an Event, where people go just to say they've gone. When I first started going it was already huge, but I could buy a four day pass with Preview Night up until the day of the Con, and if I bought it early enough it was $40 for all four and a half days. Now it's $250 and before they instituted the online lottery tickets sold out in 3 minutes. Even five years ago, I'd buy my tickets for next year's con at the con. Wish I knew someone in Atlanta; Dragon Con sounds more my speed--big, but without name recognition among non-geeks.