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Re: Brad Justus at Legoworld 2002
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 22 Oct 2002 18:36:07 GMT
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Ben,
I'm sure the "kid" factor was part of the large number of visitors, and the
fact that Legoworld is marketed to the general public. I think Brickfest is
more of an event for AFOLs, and like you mentioned ealier, AFOLs that read
LUGNET. I think outside of LUGNET (and a few other LEGO online forums) there
is no word of Brickfest. I find the best thing about Brickfest is just being
able to talk face to face to all the people I talk to here online.
From the pictures it looks like Legoworld was a blast and a big hit. I'm
glad it went over so well.
jt
In lugnet.general, Reinhard "Ben" Beneke writes:
> In lugnet.general, James Trobaugh writes:
> > In lugnet.general, Reinhard "Ben" Beneke writes:
> >
> > But wasn't the Legoworld event open to the public? So it wasn't just AFOLs
> > attending, it was anyone in the area. While at Brickfest it's registered
> > people only with no public sessions. (of course I could be mistaken about
> > Legoworld being a public event)
> >
> > jt
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> Hi James,
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> of course it was open to the public, but some/most (?) days were sold out long
> before, so most people must have had bought tickets long before. That is no
> registration of course, but still...
> And you are right: it was public, yet not for free. And there have been Kids
> as well. (Even for sure some that came to watch the Fox TV shows only.)
> Nevertheless there must have been at least 10 times more AFOLs than at
> brickfest - even in the year before, when the event took place for the first
> time. And still there seem to be lots of people around that never heard
> anything about Legoworld in Zwolle, while nearly everybody will know at least
> a little about brickfest. It has been only this disproportion which made me
> wonder.
>
> Leg Godt!
>
> Ben
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| (...) Hi James, of course it was open to the public, but some/most (?) days were sold out long before, so most people must have had bought tickets long before. That is no registration of course, but still... And you are right: it was public, yet not (...) (24 years ago, 22-Oct-02, to lugnet.general)
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