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<blockquote data-quote="vox" data-source="post: 311508" data-attributes="member: 2690">The parade of humanity (and then some)The Hyatt is one of the con hotels. They have a lobby area with overstuffed couches right between the check-in desk and the hotel bar. It is a primo place for people watching and finding folks. The dealer's room, film rooms, escalators and art display rooms are usually nearby (acutally, they can easily move stuff around [other than escalators] but it's a crossroads of sorts so there is always some stuff going on around it). If I recall, the food court thing used to have wonky hours--it was mostly open for lunch and didn't stay open past 7 or 8? I think.It looks like there will be some good gaming but if you haven't been before, it's different from the way people describe GenCon. Gaming is not as much of a focus (although, it is still significant) and there is more wonky/freaky stuff going on. Although, never having been to GenCon, my impression may be off.--vox</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vox, post: 311508, member: 2690"] [b]The parade of humanity (and then some)[/b] The Hyatt is one of the con hotels. They have a lobby area with overstuffed couches right between the check-in desk and the hotel bar. It is a primo place for people watching and finding folks. The dealer's room, film rooms, escalators and art display rooms are usually nearby (acutally, they can easily move stuff around [other than escalators] but it's a crossroads of sorts so there is always some stuff going on around it). If I recall, the food court thing used to have wonky hours--it was mostly open for lunch and didn't stay open past 7 or 8? I think. It looks like there will be some good gaming but if you haven't been before, it's different from the way people describe GenCon. Gaming is not as much of a focus (although, it is still significant) and there is more wonky/freaky stuff going on. Although, never having been to GenCon, my impression may be off. --vox [/QUOTE]

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