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Well, I booked at the Exalibur because traditionally if you stay in the convention Hotel you don’t have to travel – you can drink in the bar and go upstairs to bed.
Looks like I was wrong this time. Where is the Mandalay in relation to the Exalibur? I doubt I’ll make it to many of the social functions unless its a hop and a skip..
Mandalay Bay and Excalibur are connected by a monorail, which also stops at Luxor in between the two. (All three are Mandalay properties.)
I would think the tram should be safely negotiable even by the inebriated.
Originally posted by BlackjackInfo
Mandalay Bay and Excalibur are connected by a monorail, which also stops at Luxor in between the two. (All three are Mandalay properties.)I would think the tram should be safely negotiable even by the inebriated.
You are correct. That’s why I suggested Mandalay Bay in the first place. It’s great hotel with very easy access to Excalibur. The monorail is easier than walking across the street, because if you have ever been to Vegas you know that even if a hotel is “next door” it may be a half-mile walk from your room to the meeting room in the next door hotel. The monorail stops at the main lobby of Mandalay Bay, Luxor and Excalibur.
Hi All!
My name is Nate, I’m the owner and webmaster of a gambling portal site called Casino Sage (http://www.casinosage.com). I’ve been lurking on this board off and on for a while, but until now I haven’t been very social in our community. Not that I don’t think you guys are great … don’t take it personally!
I’m really excited to be coming to Vegas in October to meet all of you. I’m relatively new in the industry (about 1 year). I’m looking forward to learning a lot and drinking a lot. Should be tons of fun.
I’ll be there from Oct 2 – 4, and I’m staying at the Luxor.
See you all soon,
NateHey Nate
I recognize your site perhaps we did a link exchange in the past
Welcome to the CAP :cheers:
See ya in Vegas
BradHi Nate, welcome!
You’ll have a great time!
Hey Nate – Brilliant, haha, bring an extra liver, you will need it
Look forward to meeting you. :cheers:
Hi everyone
Finally got round to registering! I will be attending the Vegas conference and staying in the Luxor (hope that light doesn’t keep me awake!) so hopefully will see some of you from Amsterdam and also some new faces. If you have any questions about the Victor Chandler affiliates programme (http://affiliates.victor.com/)or would like to arrange to meet for a beer let me know.
Cheers
Nick Kenn
Looking forward to meeting everyone in Vegas….we’ll be there for both shows.
Welcome Nate!
See you in VEGAS!!!!!!!!!!!!Hi Guys,
I will be there (arriving on the 2nd if anyone is up for a drink?).
I will be coming as a sportsbook affiliate as well as assisting Marty from GC Money in getting his number one program off the ground.
Please shoot me a PM and we can all get together for a beer before the convention!!!
I all registered as well, I will be in the Excaliber but can easily take the tram for a beer with the folks at Mandalay Bay
Ok, I’m confirmed in the Aladdin from Oct 2-8.
Yorktown, if you need something from me send me an email – you should have plenty of copies of my info LOL.
Hi All you Party Animals . . :drink:
As you can see from the name, I live in Las Vegas.
I have never gone to one of the casino conferences. Although I have been in affiliate marketing for several years, I am fairly new as a casino affiliate. One of my sites is VegasStationCasino.com
Every time I come into this forum I feel as though everyone here is light years ahead of me as far as technological knowledge. :confused:
Do you think I would get any benefit from attending the conference, or do you think most of it might go right over my head? I’m not a dunce . . I do have a higher than average IQ, just that my knowledge is not of a technological nature.
I would love to go if I thought I might learn something, but if it is a lot of techno-babble I’m afraid I’ll be lost. :rolleyes:
What have previous conferences been like?
Hi,
Welcome to the board. Considering you live in Vegas, I would consider going. The cost of the conference for most of us is probably a quarter of the expense, with the rest being airfare, hotel, taxes, etc.
As for it being over your head i highly doubt it. Most of the speaches are geared towards beginners and there’s not really any technical or in-depth information provided. The reason us veterans go is more for networking purposes, and what we can learn amongst ourselves.
Antoine
