Do we know how accessible everything will be in these hotels. I know in DC there was a problem with the hospitality suite being up a flight of stairs.
Book ,'Objects In Space'
F2F 2: Is there anybody here that hasn't slept together?
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: New Orleans! May 20-22, 2005!
The Radisson's proposal specifically mentions the Audubon rooms and sleeping rooms as being accessible and served by elevator. I'll have to check on the others.
Yay. I love St. Louis, of course Radisson wouldn't be bad either, and I know the Radisson is good with groups.
Whatever, I'll sleep on Burbon St. to get to hang out with y'all.
I think you're a more devoted Buffista than I. I've walked down Bourbon Street at 6am, and the only way I'd sleep there is if I could levitate like Linda Blair in The Exorcist.
I had a friend who came down with us once and just didn't think he was going to make it all night with us. He'd find a doorway or alleyway or just a wall and lean on it and take a nap.
I don't think I could ever sleep that way, but I'd try for buffistas.
Do like I did, cat naps on bar stools. The bartenders didn't seem to mind.
What is this sleep thing you are all talking about?
I am starting to freak out about the weekend in a very girly way. All of my clothes are cotton or denim. I have nothing sexy, gothy, exotic, or any combination of the above, and the idea of trying to shop for same fills me with fear.
If you don't usually wear sexy, gothy, or exotic, why do it for the F2F? Just be you.
I was 6 months pregnant at the LA F2F. Needless to say, didn't even consider wearing a corset.
The Radisson is up the street from the Quarter. Not necessarily walking distance, but not far either.
Isn't the street car right there too? I need a map. Or, what's the cross street?