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As someone considering this show next year, what is the machine to line ratio? Just got back from TPF and while the machines were nice, there always seemed to be someone on 90% of them. Is this show similar to the Cleveland show? Would love to see a video if someone has the time.
Quoted from MrBally:The OHIO show is not bad for lines since the volunteers bring lots of machines, they are spread out and hours are long allowing the attendees not to all be in the hall at once. Although, there will usually be lines on certain, popular and new release machines. TPF and eXPo are jammed with people trying to play due to unlimited ticket sales.
Basically, most shows work this way with the exception of one, the Ann Arbor pinball show in Michigan. 350 machines (no duplicates of the 350 on-site machines) in great condition, technical staff and a complete parts & service department on-site. This show limits ticket sales to eliminate players three deep or more on almost all machines. Hopefully you can make it to one as well as the OHIO show in aKRON.
Sounds great, when is that show? Also happy to see that Spirit again. Hope to see it at the ClePin show this year.
Quoted from MrBally:This year, May 5-7. Saturday the 6th is sold out. Details and ticket sales at http://www.vfwpinball.com
Wish the 6th wasn't sold out or we would probably be there. Maybe next year.
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