Please relocate this event. The noise of the event drastically decreases the number of customers and causes them to be unable to hear me while having a conversation.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Hold it in a different room please lol
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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It’s just unfortunate for all of the vendors to have to sit through the loud noises, regardless whether or not they have noise sensitivity, with the threat of “if you leave early you will be banned from all future galaxycons.” Trapping people in a room with no regards to their trauma is very mean thing to do.
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Ray Santana
6 years ago
In the past it was fine but just too loud, not helping any vendor and should be in separate hall...
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I don’t appreciate having to yell across my table to try to make sales and conversation with attendees two feet in front of me. Everyone I’ve talked to said its been too loud.
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Roger clay
6 years ago
Definitely a distraction for the dealers room and should be moved elsewhere.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Yeah, there's a definite problem here with volume and accessibility that needs to be addressed. Crowding to a standstill in walkways without barriers or cordoned off areas is a fire hazard, not to mention everyone in this room paid to be here in some regard and did not know we would be dealing with hours of triggering volume and violence. Won't return unless serious improvements are made.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
@ Organizers: Please learn how to run a show and listen to your artists and exhibitors. thanks.
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Simone
6 years ago
This isn’t very Cash Money. Especially for the vendors.
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Caitlin Hinson
6 years ago
Please, my ears are ringing, my head hurts, and my anxiety is high.
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Desi Conrad
6 years ago
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The noise is unbearable, and it's to the point that I can't communicate with anyone. It's to the point that I'm losing a minimum of 2 hours of sale time a day, not including when they're the Q&A time or playing music. At this point, my income is 60% lower than it was at this point last year.
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Jackie
6 years ago
Do it for the venders!
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Amanda Gordon
6 years ago
I have CPTSD and the show runners have been told there are artists with issues similar to mine but still do nothing to fix this issue. They do not want us to shut down early but expect us to endure something so loud and obnoxious. I do not plan to come back to this con again. It was not worth $200. I have lost customers because of this
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I’d rather have a nail scratching a chalk board convention in front of the booth then this
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Rick todd
6 years ago
People literally stand in front of booth with backs to the booth making all possible foot traffic impossible to get to our booth.
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Susie
6 years ago
During the two hours the FSCW is active, we lose almost all foot traffic and lose 2 hours of sales every night, totaling six for the weekend, in addition to the customers being rushed out as soon as it ends- move the wrestling to another room, please.
Please relocate this event. The noise of the event drastically decreases the number of customers and causes them to be unable to hear me while having a conversation.
Hold it in a different room please lol
It’s just unfortunate for all of the vendors to have to sit through the loud noises, regardless whether or not they have noise sensitivity, with the threat of “if you leave early you will be banned from all future galaxycons.” Trapping people in a room with no regards to their trauma is very mean thing to do.
In the past it was fine but just too loud, not helping any vendor and should be in separate hall...
I don’t appreciate having to yell across my table to try to make sales and conversation with attendees two feet in front of me. Everyone I’ve talked to said its been too loud.
Definitely a distraction for the dealers room and should be moved elsewhere.
Yeah, there's a definite problem here with volume and accessibility that needs to be addressed. Crowding to a standstill in walkways without barriers or cordoned off areas is a fire hazard, not to mention everyone in this room paid to be here in some regard and did not know we would be dealing with hours of triggering volume and violence. Won't return unless serious improvements are made.
@ Organizers: Please learn how to run a show and listen to your artists and exhibitors. thanks.
This isn’t very Cash Money. Especially for the vendors.
Please, my ears are ringing, my head hurts, and my anxiety is high.
The noise is unbearable, and it's to the point that I can't communicate with anyone. It's to the point that I'm losing a minimum of 2 hours of sale time a day, not including when they're the Q&A time or playing music. At this point, my income is 60% lower than it was at this point last year.
Do it for the venders!
I have CPTSD and the show runners have been told there are artists with issues similar to mine but still do nothing to fix this issue. They do not want us to shut down early but expect us to endure something so loud and obnoxious. I do not plan to come back to this con again. It was not worth $200. I have lost customers because of this
I’d rather have a nail scratching a chalk board convention in front of the booth then this
People literally stand in front of booth with backs to the booth making all possible foot traffic impossible to get to our booth.
During the two hours the FSCW is active, we lose almost all foot traffic and lose 2 hours of sales every night, totaling six for the weekend, in addition to the customers being rushed out as soon as it ends- move the wrestling to another room, please.