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Tuna asked in TravelUnited StatesChicago · 10 years ago

Conventions in Chicago?

So, I have a friend that lives up in Chicago, and she was wondering if there are any good cons that are going to be there later this year?

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  • 10 years ago
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    Chicago Conventions, Trade Shows and Conferences: http://www.chicagotraveler.com/chicago-conventions...

  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Chicago Trade Shows, Conventions & Conferences

    Check our listings for upcoming Chicago convention, trade show, conference events, computer trade shows, expos, exhibits, exhibitions, meetings, industry events and technology shows. Our listings include information regarding exhibitors, suppliers, and attendees for associations, corporations, and industry groups planning or attending Chicago events.

  • 10 years ago

    RSNA, in November, is the largest convention. If you can get tickets to the Restaurant show, that's a pretty fun one, because you can taste all of the amazing restaurants' food.

  • Anonymous
    10 years ago

    = Pro;

    - Its urban, but not as expensive at NYC.

    - Tons of culture, the museum campus is a great way to kill a weekend.

    - Good music and storefront theatre scenes, if yr into that sort of thing, great food, generally a pretty friendly lil' burb

    - if you stay close to downtown or the lake, public transportation is pretty solid.

    Spring and fall are great, and absolutely beautiful!!!

    Cons:

    - Summer and winter kinda suck. This winter was unbelievably mild but last winter it was 20 degrees of *** cold for about two months straight.

    - If you are anywhere other than near the red line or downtown, publi transportaion is less reliable, and not all that well thought out IMHO (i know others will take issue with this, but i've waited an hour for the Clark bus too many time to write it off as isolated)

    - if you are used to NYC, you may find that the neighborhoods are a little spread out. Its too congested to be a car city, but it doesn't have that NYC vibe where everything you could ever want is within walking distance.

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