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In article <1992Aug28.184628.3849@news.arc.nasa.gov>, mcmahon@tgv.com (John 'Fast-Eddie/FuzzFace' McMahon) writes:
> 
> I also pointed out that the DECUS cities (Atlanta, New Orleans,
> Anaheim, Las Vegas, San Francisco) traditionally were expensive,
> and suggested that cheaper alternatives be sought.  
> 
   The last time I was at a DECUS in Anaheim ( I think it was 1985 ) it 
seemed that there were some pretty reasonable hotel prices available there,
( I forget where I stayed, but the cost wasn't bad ) and from some of the
signs on the motels which surround Disneyland it seemed that even better
deals could be had if one was willing to go to the effort to make the
arrangements ( ie rather than using the DECUS "housing" system ). I've also
seen "Disneyland charter" packages including airfare and hotel which could
possibly tie into a DECUS visit there ( especially if you're able to
arrange sharing a room with a colleague or two ). 

   I didn't find this the case in San Francisco - I ended up at the Hilton
for a fairly steep price.

   I understand that finding a centre able to host a convention the size
of a DECUS Symposium is not all that easy and that's why they keep using 
the same 3 or 4 cities.

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