Too loud can’t hear—terrible choice whoever made this call failed—jobs should be evaluated
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Airu Akuma
6 years ago
The wrestling was way too loud and bothered a lot of vendors and there was a lot of complaints. A few vendors said they won't come back just because of this.
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Richard Hanovich
6 years ago
Too loud to talk to customers.
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Art Vandelay
6 years ago
Can not interact with anyone in the hall. Destroys business. Put up the wall! Problem solved. Start a half hour earlier to let vendors benefit from the traffic.
Things preferable to the ass hattery that is forcibly raping my ear canal 2 hours a night at GalaxyCon Richmond
1: knives cutting bottles
2: forks scraping glass
3: nails on chalk board
4: all of trumps tweets
5: killing kittens with dead puppies
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Christine Lewis
6 years ago
Had volume been lower it would’ve benefited our customers as well as others vendors.
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Kerry boese
6 years ago
Might as well not be here the last two hours. No traffic due to the noise.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Unfair to the vendors
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Emily moran
6 years ago
We’re a micro business and we invested a lot of money into attending this con under the belief that we would make a decent amount back. Unfortunately being shoved in the corner right next to the ring ruined my business over the weekend. Didn’t even make my investment back. Really disappointed.
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Jonathan
6 years ago
As a customer enjoying my first con I was sad this was so close to artist and vendors. It was hard to hold conversations or even be in the room during the wrestling events. It would be awesome not to has this in the same room next year.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Booth is directly in front of ring. Table was blocked by crowds and conversations were downed out by noise.
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Thomas
6 years ago
I did love the event but our booth was blocked off by the crowd and all sales were down by 80%.
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Amy thach
6 years ago
Just hard to hear customers, not enough seats and crowded around booth for a few hours. Very fun to watch, just maybe not so close to vendors.
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Heather
6 years ago
The crowd blocked the front of the booth and prevented us from selling to the customers who weren’t watching the show.
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Duke Silver
6 years ago
Can’t talk to anyone in hall. Would rather have cats engaging in sexual intercourse than this crappy display of buffoons
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Ann Rorie
6 years ago
I agree
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Nancy Hulan
6 years ago
Sound level is horrible. Impossible to talk with patrons over the noise. Many lost sales.
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Naomi Johnson
6 years ago
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This request makes complete sense and should be entitely doable. As a customer its rly deterring so i can understand how vendors must feel losing out on buyers.
Less buyers at a con=less ppl applying to vend=word getting out that con doesnt have good vendors=loss in revenue. Its a rly tiny request.
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Carol peninger
6 years ago
Even in AA we couldn’t hear our customers and the vendor area died as soon as this started up.
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Kate and Julia
6 years ago
While it was better on Saturday, it was still not good. Even half and hour earlier, to allow people to shop after the event, would be an improvement. At this point, it’s going to be a total of six hours where we have to yell just to say hello. While I understand the intent of having a draw in the back of the room, it is not working as a boomerang for sales. It’s just causing headaches.
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Ali Abdul-adil
6 years ago
It made it very difficult to sell to customers with how loud it was
Too loud can’t hear—terrible choice whoever made this call failed—jobs should be evaluated
The wrestling was way too loud and bothered a lot of vendors and there was a lot of complaints. A few vendors said they won't come back just because of this.
Too loud to talk to customers.
Can not interact with anyone in the hall. Destroys business. Put up the wall! Problem solved. Start a half hour earlier to let vendors benefit from the traffic. Things preferable to the ass hattery that is forcibly raping my ear canal 2 hours a night at GalaxyCon Richmond 1: knives cutting bottles 2: forks scraping glass 3: nails on chalk board 4: all of trumps tweets 5: killing kittens with dead puppies
Had volume been lower it would’ve benefited our customers as well as others vendors.
Might as well not be here the last two hours. No traffic due to the noise.
Unfair to the vendors
We’re a micro business and we invested a lot of money into attending this con under the belief that we would make a decent amount back. Unfortunately being shoved in the corner right next to the ring ruined my business over the weekend. Didn’t even make my investment back. Really disappointed.
As a customer enjoying my first con I was sad this was so close to artist and vendors. It was hard to hold conversations or even be in the room during the wrestling events. It would be awesome not to has this in the same room next year.
Booth is directly in front of ring. Table was blocked by crowds and conversations were downed out by noise.
I did love the event but our booth was blocked off by the crowd and all sales were down by 80%.
Just hard to hear customers, not enough seats and crowded around booth for a few hours. Very fun to watch, just maybe not so close to vendors.
The crowd blocked the front of the booth and prevented us from selling to the customers who weren’t watching the show.
Can’t talk to anyone in hall. Would rather have cats engaging in sexual intercourse than this crappy display of buffoons
I agree
Sound level is horrible. Impossible to talk with patrons over the noise. Many lost sales.
This request makes complete sense and should be entitely doable. As a customer its rly deterring so i can understand how vendors must feel losing out on buyers. Less buyers at a con=less ppl applying to vend=word getting out that con doesnt have good vendors=loss in revenue. Its a rly tiny request.
Even in AA we couldn’t hear our customers and the vendor area died as soon as this started up.
While it was better on Saturday, it was still not good. Even half and hour earlier, to allow people to shop after the event, would be an improvement. At this point, it’s going to be a total of six hours where we have to yell just to say hello. While I understand the intent of having a draw in the back of the room, it is not working as a boomerang for sales. It’s just causing headaches.
It made it very difficult to sell to customers with how loud it was