The national.hot as hell. Call it like you see it.

[polakoff]

I was set up near the bay doors in 2021. Thursday was unbearably hot -- but I can attest to it being from the doors being open. When I would walk to the other side of the room it was noticeably cooler. Friday through Sunday the AC had no issue.

[Casey2296]

That's one thing Vegas knows how to do, convention space, AC, parking, off site entertainment and food, plenty of good inexpensive rooms, what's not to like?

[IndyDave]

I had a few dealers tell me the air conditioning did not get turned on until 2 pm Wednesday. It was off while the bay doors were open. It is stupid hot outside and the system can’t seem to catch up. The lobby area and the hallway where the one VIP is set up are comfortable to cool

[Snapolit1]

Nice. The usual bad body odor smells x 4.

[sportscardpete]

The floor is definitely hot. doesn't help that the turnout has been amazing. even the wednesday preview was crazy busy.

[Lobo Aullando]

Cell service worked for me, at least, on Wednesday. Thursday, nada.

Originally Posted by sportscardpete

The floor is definitely hot. doesn't help that the turnout has been amazing. even the wednesday preview was crazy busy.

[PhillyFan1883]

$120 per extra chair is reasonable also, especially when other people steal them constantly. Transaction, trading, and buying side has been great. But would be great anywhere.

[CurtisFlood]

Originally Posted by polakoff

I was set up near the bay doors in 2021. Thursday was unbearably hot -- but I can attest to it being from the doors being open. When I would walk to the other side of the room it was noticeably cooler. Friday through Sunday the AC had no issue.

My last National setup was in Chicago in 21. I did about 20 Nationals, but I never noticed any of them being hot. I did more in Chicago and Cleveland, but a couple in Baltimore and one in Atlantic City. I can tell you from a dealer's standpoint that Chicago is the best of all of them, but all of them were quite lucrative.