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<blockquote data-quote="ART!" data-source="post: 8531113" data-attributes="member: 79926">GenCon is absolutely GINORMOUS. Think about - and discuss with your friends - how much time you want to spend playing D&amp;D, looking for new D&amp;D and related products, attending D&amp;D-related panels, and whatever else your interests are. GenCon's site has a fairly user-friendly system for finding or browsing events. There's a boatload of D&amp;D games you can register for, and probably a somewhat smaller boatload of informal ones you can join in. I'm honestly not sure how people discover the latter, tbh.Hydrate. Wear comfortable shoes. Know your endurance limits, how often you need to snack - that kind of thing. When I'm there, I have a shoulder bag for things I buy, but also stocked with a water bottle, hand sanitizer, pain-reliever, a snack bar or three, gum, etc.There's all kinds of food trucks right outside the convention center, a food court with not a lot of choices inside the convention center, and lots of restaurants nearby. The same street that has the food courts also has a coffee shop or two, and a not well-stocked convenience store. Be prepared to spend $4 per bottle of water.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ART!, post: 8531113, member: 79926"] GenCon is absolutely GINORMOUS. Think about - and discuss with your friends - how much time you want to spend playing D&D, looking for new D&D and related products, attending D&D-related panels, and whatever else your interests are. GenCon's site has a fairly user-friendly system for finding or browsing events. There's a boatload of D&D games you can register for, and probably a somewhat smaller boatload of informal ones you can join in. I'm honestly not sure how people discover the latter, tbh. Hydrate. Wear comfortable shoes. Know your endurance limits, how often you need to snack - that kind of thing. When I'm there, I have a shoulder bag for things I buy, but also stocked with a water bottle, hand sanitizer, pain-reliever, a snack bar or three, gum, etc. There's all kinds of food trucks right outside the convention center, a food court with not a lot of choices inside the convention center, and lots of restaurants nearby. The same street that has the food courts also has a coffee shop or two, and a not well-stocked convenience store. Be prepared to spend $4 per bottle of water. [/QUOTE]

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