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Dragon*Con: Anyone going?
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WayneLigon
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Oh, hey. I'm in Montgomery, AL 
Dragon*Con is a nice con; not as nice as it used to be, IMO, but nice nonetheless. Lots of new things to see, they frequently have some great guests, a fantastic art show... I haven't been able to go for the last three-four years, so things might have changed. The only bad point was that the con was split between the hotel and the Atlanta Merchandise Mart (since the hotwl simply wasn't big enough); it's a hot, hot walk down there. But it's not as bad as the year things had to be split between three-four different hotels.
Dragon*Con is a nice con; not as nice as it used to be, IMO, but nice nonetheless. Lots of new things to see, they frequently have some great guests, a fantastic art show... I haven't been able to go for the last three-four years, so things might have changed. The only bad point was that the con was split between the hotel and the Atlanta Merchandise Mart (since the hotwl simply wasn't big enough); it's a hot, hot walk down there. But it's not as bad as the year things had to be split between three-four different hotels.tecnodemon
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Well you got someone who is on staff, me. I do computer gaming, run tournaments and stuff like that. So yeah I am goning, with me living in Atlanta.
WayneLigon
Adventurer
Oh, hey. I'm in Montgomery, AL Dragon*Con is a nice con; not as nice as it used to be, IMO, but nice nonetheless. Lots of new things to see, they frequently have some great guests, a fantastic art show... I haven't been able to go for the last three-four years, so things might have changed. The only bad point was that the con was split between the hotel and the Atlanta Merchandise Mart (since the hotwl simply wasn't big enough); it's a hot, hot walk down there. But it's not as bad as the year things had to be split between three-four different hotels.
Dragon*Con is a nice con; not as nice as it used to be, IMO, but nice nonetheless. Lots of new things to see, they frequently have some great guests, a fantastic art show... I haven't been able to go for the last three-four years, so things might have changed. The only bad point was that the con was split between the hotel and the Atlanta Merchandise Mart (since the hotwl simply wasn't big enough); it's a hot, hot walk down there. But it's not as bad as the year things had to be split between three-four different hotels.
