SASS Convention tickets

[Packrat Ron]

I had plans to go to Las Vegas next week and try to attend the convention. I would only be able to spend one day there. When I looked at pricing I saw that it would cost $115 plus $45 for two of us, so I have pretty much cancelled my plans. Unless I misunderstand, I would have to pay this full convention price just to browse the exhibits and vendors, and possibly one or two seminars, for one day.

 

If this is indeed the case, I think it would be a good idea if next year they would add a one day exhibit only pass, and possibly an exhibit plus 1 or 2 seminar pass. That would allow many who live within a reasonable driving distance, and cannot attend the full convention, to at least patronize the vendors, and make their investment and time more worthwhile.

 

If I missed something, and the exhibits and vendors are open to the public, let me know and I may still make it.

[Ivory Jack, #8534 LTG]

I had plans to go to Las Vegas next week and try to attend the convention. I would only be able to spend one day there. When I looked at pricing I saw that it would cost $115 plus $45 for two of us, so I have pretty much cancelled my plans. Unless I misunderstand, I would have to pay this full convention price just to browse the exhibits and vendors, and possibly one or two seminars, for one day.

 

If this is indeed the case, I think it would be a good idea if next year they would add a one day exhibit only pass, and possibly an exhibit plus 1 or 2 seminar pass. That would allow many who live within a reasonable driving distance, and cannot attend the full convention, to at least patronize the vendors, and make their investment and time more worthwhile.

 

If I missed something, and the exhibits and vendors are open to the public, let me know and I may still make it.

 

 

Packrat -

 

You've got it wrong. Entrance to the convention hall and access to the vendors is free to all comers. You must pay to participate in the seminars, dances, and ball.