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Flights from cali are around $200 (wait awhile there too HIGH right now)Chozengirl said:OK, this is my first year.
So I know
1-you have to pay for the conference
2- buy the flight
3- pay for accomedations
But what else should I expect to put out?
I am on a tight budget to go period, but I am trying to figure out how much I am going to need to save up.
chefann said:If you do any shopping with the licensed vendors, they usually offer some sort of special for people who are there, so plan for that. I usually hold my orders until I go.
There are ways to help keep costs down, like not purchasing snacks at the conference center. But you'll definitely need to take some money for meals and tips (cabs, chambermaid, etc.).
I completely agree on Conference Club - you'll get the Early Bird price, and you won't be shelling out the whole amount at once. It makes it a little more bearable.
dannyzmom said:My first year at conference I felt like I was spending SO much $$ at the conference center on food - it was likr $6 for a bagel and I am a big eater...if I don't have some sort of snack every hour or so, I get all woozy and dizzy. So this past year DH planned a head for me (he is so good) and got me some of those little tuna salad kits with crackers and a can of tuna, and some high protien granola packs and healthy portable snacks that i was able to keep in my backpack with me all day so I was able to snack whwnever I needed to, but didn't have to pay through the nose for a stale bagel - LOL
ChefBeckyD said:Plus the lines are usually sooooo long! I packed protein bars, nuts, and apples - and took a water bottle w/ me every day....the one thing I really wanted and never got was a Starbucks at the Conf. Center - the lines were always way to long, and never had the time to just stand there!
There's a http://www.friendsoffoamy.com/index.php?id=124 right across the street from the hotel - it's at the end of the block where you get on the bus.http://www.friendsoffoamy.com/assets/images/warning.gifChefBeckyD said:Plus the lines are usually sooooo long! I packed protein bars, nuts, and apples - and took a water bottle w/ me every day....the one thing I really wanted and never got was a Starbucks at the Conf. Center - the lines were always way to long, and never had the time to just stand there!
dannyzmom said:And a REALLY good last minute thing...one of my recruits has a bad back and didn't want to carry a briefcase...she used a rolling backpack...and she had TWO!! So she lent me one! That was THE BEST...because I could haul around water bottles and apples and CAKE MIX BOXES (LOL) without breaking my back! I will definitely be using a rolling backpack again this year!!!
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