The Hyatt is sold out.

[darxus.livejournal.com]

Two days after posting to the main Arisia site and this livejournal community (in response to a posted question, not as an announcement post as promised, significantly lacking the "hotel" tag). I just got confirmation from innkeeper@arisia.

I am displeased. This may be the first Arisia I miss since I moved to this area.

I tried the overflow hotel once, and determined that it was not worth doing.

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[perspicuity.livejournal.com]

also unreliable or just plain unavailable for various reasons were the food trucks. that was kind of disappointing. fortunately, the pizza delivery was $5 for a large.

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[sparkymonster.livejournal.com]

Being next door to Trader Joes means lots of tasty treats for cheap.

[perspicuity.livejournal.com]

if you're using the overflow hotel, sure; i wasn't certainly going to walk to and from the hotel for snacks - though the shuttle might make that a win this time.

are there any actual functions in the overflow? or is it just for placing one's hat.

last year, i brought a selection of my own tasty treats, which worked out well for late night; otherwise, i ordered in twice. was a cheap method to feed.

prior year i used the hotel food services more so, and while good, i'd rather spent my $$$ elsewhere (and did).

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[dda.livejournal.com]

are there any actual functions in the overflow? or is it just for placing one's hat.

There are no functions planned for the overflow hotel; it is strictly for individual room space.

[sparkymonster.livejournal.com]

Sorry I meant if you're staying in the overflow, there is at least walkable cheap eats. Delivery pizza is also truly a wonderful thing. I'm also a fan of in room delivery Chinese food fests. Less cheap than pizza, but more delicious dumplings.