So, fellow GeekMoms and GeekDads, what If you could do things differently? What if GenCon could be the Best Four Days in Gaming for parents? Does the VIG have the capacity to cater to the VIP (Very Important Parent)? On face value, it sounds like a really cool experience. It takes me 45 minutes to get my daughter to put her boots, coat, and hat on to catch the school bus in the morning what are the circumstance modifiers for staying 4 blocks away from the convention center and standing in line with two chaotic-neutral halflings? Not to mention that getting registered for my events and making it to my events on time would take an extra level of effort by traveling with the family. Now that I have kids the thought of making traveling logistics to a gaming convention are pretty scary. This year AMKE is proud to be providing you the full might of the Gencon. I admit that I have not exactly been a very good devotee of gamer-Fu since becoming a father and my attendance record proves it. the crowds and craziness while doing something a little less high energy. For much of that time I was headed to Milwaukee for my four days of Mecca and for the last few years, Indianapolis became the new Zen.
Now, before I had my three kids, I had gone to GenCon for over 14 years as an annual pilgrimage.
GenCon is now looking to sweeten the deal for convention-bound gamers that want to game in style with their VIG program (Very Important Gamer). GenCon is one of the largest gaming-oriented conventions in the Midwest and uses the tagline: The Best Four Days in Gaming.
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