Hey Tom, I'll be there. Maybe one day I'll actually get to meet you.

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He's really getting the word out early this year, I'm sure it'll pay off. Do what you can!

Bennett: Vegas will be there after the show

Park Meadows Mall is 5 minutes away and very very nice! Also, 15 minutes up I-25 are the Castle Rock Outlets if she's into outlet shopping. My wife is always getting 20% off coupons for the Coach store, let me know and I'll ask here where she's getting them. I think they hand them out in the store as well. That should make her VERY happy if she's into it.

I'd say 95%. The only exception being a tournament area that's reserved for tournament players. At the RMPS it's pretty small, only 7-8 games I believe but maybe someone who knows better can answer. There should be at least 100 games on free play. You won't pay for any.

If Nordstroms is her bag, she's all set.

I agree with bemmett. You're trying to help, and he's not responding and that sucks. But it's not about him, it's about pinball.

I've taken games for sale to the show before. The #1 question I get asked is can I deliver and setup. My answer to that is no, but that kind of thing is up your alley.

The booths are cheap (relatively speaking), you have the resources, I think it might be a win-win if you can support the show and drum up some business at the same time.

Anyone plan on bringing games? I brought the last couple of years, but I'm just too busy this year.

It'll be interesting to see how the new venue works out. Seems like venues only last a couple of years.

Just FYI for those guys flying in, there is an IHOP adjacent to the hotel if the hotel food is too expensive. Last year was nice because there was a BK, Chinese, outback, and BBQ joint close.

Of course, lots of food close but it helps when you can walk, especially since not everyone will have a car.

Anything we might be able to help with?

Have you looked into a cargo van instead of a mini van? They usually run cheaper and are way better for hauling pins. I typically use Enterprise.

Dan is really good about this. Sometimes games that sell do find their way out the door, but I'd say at least 85% of the games will be present at 4:59pm Sunday. Obviously a certain percentage will break as well, but Sunday is not a problem for you.

And wear comfortable shoes... lots of standing.

A pinball show is not the typical venue for blow out prices. Usually, there isn't much for sale. This year there is very very little. Most of what's for sale are from retailers, I'm assuming that's what you're referring to by 20% too high.