I'm bringing all two of my pins.

Couple of quick questions since this is my first time bringing them to a show:

Is there a way to keep them close to each other or even next to each other? (Is it based on how quickly I can bring them in?)

Do I keep my tools and parts bags with/near the machines or do folks just leave them in their vehicles?

Will there be "Not For Sale" labels available? (Or should I make some for myself?)

Any other hints/tips for a first-time game bringer?

Oh, don't worry, both of my games are 100% working and have been for a long time. My TZ kinda scares me since it's been working so well for so long….I mean, it's a TZ, there's always SOMETHING that acts up right?

I don't think I'd mind if either of my games were chosen for the tourney. They both play pretty strong and fast. Don't think it'd be fair if I entered the tourney at that point, though.

I'll be replacing most, if not all the rubbers, giving them a thorough cleaning, and putting new balls in a couple weeks beforehand as well as giving them a good shakedown in that time. I read vid's post about how to ready your machines for a show.

Honestly, I can't wait to share them. I've been going to Pin-a-Go-Go for many years, even before I had pins. I'm so happy to finally be able to bring my games and give back to the very function and people that rekindled my love of pinball.

And the free weekend pass is a good reason, too…….

GI is actually a really fun game. I've helped fix a guy's GI here in town and I usually put a few games on it after I'm done. For the money these go for, they're a pretty sweet deal for a great game.

Is it safe to assume there will be volunteers there just for helping people unload games? My loading helper won't be going with me to PAGG.

Cool. I figured once I got my games in and level, I could just go help others unload, too. And why not, I've got nothing else to do until the show starts...