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Convention Center Booking

EL_Limon_CubanoEL_Limon_Cubano Boston, MARegistered User regular
in PAX Unplugged
So I was told by someone from Pandemonium Books that this center is almost 3 blocks. But they are not sure how much if not all will PAX actually book for the first Unplugged. Any word of how much or are they taking the whole place for the weekend?

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  • zerzhulzerzhul Registered User, Moderator mod
    Hard to tell. At the first South, PAX did not occupy the entire HBGCC. I am guessing this will not occupy the entirety of the PACC for the first show, but no news has been reported one way or the other.

  • SchmulkiSchmulki Registered User regular
    So far, the Philly Convention Center's website just lists the Urban Affairs Coalition Annual Breakfast for that weekend (on the first day of the con). So, nothing major booked that weekend yet.

  • Nathan SykesNathan Sykes Supreme Overlord United States of AmericaRegistered User regular
    Schmulki wrote: »
    So far, the Philly Convention Center's website just lists the Urban Affairs Coalition Annual Breakfast for that weekend (on the first day of the con). So, nothing major booked that weekend yet.

    I'd be more concerned if they did have a listing for PAX. PAX never signs up for the event calendars, check for any one. This is no exception. This doesn't mean they haven't booked the space, it just means they specifically told the convention center not to put it on the calendar. For all we know, they have it booked until 2020 like some PAXes.

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  • QuarexQuarex Registered User new member
    Is there some aspect of PAX's history that explains their general secrecy as compared to other big conventions?

  • zerzhulzerzhul Registered User, Moderator mod
    Quarex wrote: »
    Is there some aspect of PAX's history that explains their general secrecy as compared to other big conventions?
    Regarding the event calendars of convention centers, they have stated that they prefer to keep that under wraps until the discounted hotel blocks are released to the public.

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