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<blockquote data-quote="BrooklynKnight" data-source="post: 1274494" data-attributes="member: 4490">Yes, i do.Ok, At Gencon peter stated that He hoped for around 4000 people to attend. The final numbers sit around 6500 or 7000.&nbsp;So yes its much smaller then gencon indy but he anticipated the lower turnout.&nbsp;In later years it should grow exponentially as companies that did well here spread the news and attract more exhibitors, and as people who enjoyed themselves come back and bring friends.&nbsp;Next year it will be in December again, but the year after that it will be moving to November. This should draw more people because those wanting to attend dont have to decide between Gencon or a Family Trip.&nbsp;If you came for one of the many Pro-Tour Tournys like Yu-gi-oh or MTG then you were set as they were packed with people.&nbsp;The Mini Tourny had 96 people who signed up, more then expected.&nbsp;The BOEF Sold out, twice...&nbsp;Many companies there seemed to look pleased.&nbsp;All in all it was a good con.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrooklynKnight, post: 1274494, member: 4490"] Yes, i do. Ok, At Gencon peter stated that He hoped for around 4000 people to attend. The final numbers sit around 6500 or 7000. So yes its much smaller then gencon indy but he anticipated the lower turnout. In later years it should grow exponentially as companies that did well here spread the news and attract more exhibitors, and as people who enjoyed themselves come back and bring friends. Next year it will be in December again, but the year after that it will be moving to November. This should draw more people because those wanting to attend dont have to decide between Gencon or a Family Trip. If you came for one of the many Pro-Tour Tournys like Yu-gi-oh or MTG then you were set as they were packed with people. The Mini Tourny had 96 people who signed up, more then expected. The BOEF Sold out, twice... Many companies there seemed to look pleased. All in all it was a good con. [/QUOTE]

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