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If you have the conference in downtown Chicago (in "the loop") it's going to be outrageously expensive. The one they had in Spring 2005 is an example, on Wacker Drive in the loop... very expensive.

There are a ton of hotels and facilities out by O'Hare that will cost half as much. Maybe less than half. And since they're closer to the airport, they are more convenient for travellers.

I like Chicago because it's (roughly) in the center of the USA. It's easy to get to from anywhere. The travel times aren't so steep.

Reno was awful with the amount of time it took to get to/from... Anaheim -- or other Los Angeles / Orange County type locations -- are a little tough to travel from the East Coast. Especially coming home where you lose 3 hours. It takes up the whole day. Though I'd prefer the LA area to Reno, because at least you can get direct flights!

Denver is another good choice as far as flights go. (Not sure about their hotels or conference facilities, though.) Minneapolis, too.

Don wrote:

With all due respect to you and Chicago, NO WAY to Chicago, Boston or
NYC...the cities are just TOOO expensive to warrant going there.


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