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<blockquote data-quote="MUKid" data-source="post: 308013" data-attributes="member: 4289">St. Louis?&nbsp; Nah.Somebody somewhere back there mentioned St. Louis as preferable to Indy for GenCon.&nbsp; I'm from Columbia, only 2 hours from St. Louis, and I have to say that I'm much more excited about going to Indy than I would be going to St. Louis.&nbsp; I'm not sure that St. Louis has even as many hotel rooms as Milwaukee, and there's no way that the convention center is as big as Indy's.Count me in on the &quot;Indy's gonna be great&quot; side of things.&nbsp; We talked to some people at GenCon from the Indy convention center that had a little &quot;It's Gonna Be Cool&quot; booth.&nbsp; What can I say -- it's gonna be cool!&nbsp; Way more hotels, way more food, way more space.&nbsp; So long as the new management doesn't screw things up much more than has been done in the past -- and seriously, is that even possible?Trust me, it will be great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MUKid, post: 308013, member: 4289"] [b]St. Louis? Nah.[/b] Somebody somewhere back there mentioned St. Louis as preferable to Indy for GenCon. I'm from Columbia, only 2 hours from St. Louis, and I have to say that I'm much more excited about going to Indy than I would be going to St. Louis. I'm not sure that St. Louis has even as many hotel rooms as Milwaukee, and there's no way that the convention center is as big as Indy's. Count me in on the "Indy's gonna be great" side of things. We talked to some people at GenCon from the Indy convention center that had a little "It's Gonna Be Cool" booth. What can I say -- it's gonna be cool! Way more hotels, way more food, way more space. So long as the new management doesn't screw things up much more than has been done in the past -- and seriously, is that even possible? Trust me, it will be great. [/QUOTE]

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