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  • Holy cow, was this place a madhouse by the time we got there! We needed to pick up our bibs and swag bags for the Las Vegas Rock n Roll half marathon, and as we were driving in from San Diego, we wanted to do a quick stop at the Convention Center, grab our gear, then head to the hotel to check in and relax before getting our Vegas on later that night. Unfortunately, by the time we got there, the parking lot was a nightmare. We saw a sign as we pulled in to the convention center drive that the lot was full (It said, "Use Gold Lot", but provided no further information than that). Of course, we were already on the road that led us to the parking lots, so we had to keep driving in at that point. We figured, people were leaving the lot, so maybe we'd get lucky and find a spot, anyway. No such luck. We were diverted back out of the convention center parking lot, along with a ton of other cars in front of and behind us. The guy just stood there, making the "circle back around" gesture to the cars, not even bothering to offer assistance. For people like us - tourists who have no idea what the aforementioned "Gold Lot" refers to - it was a pain in the ass. We basically took the first turns we could out of the convention center and parked at the first hotel lot we could find. It turned out to be a blessing in disguise, as we didn't have to pay for parking (seriously, the entire city of Las Vegas offers free parking, and the convention center wanted to charge people $10? I'll park offsite for free and walk in, thanks...), and we had a straight shot from the casino to the convention center. The center itself was pretty well laid out, though the tables that were handling runner check-in, t-shirt and swag bag pick-up were crowded beyond belief. That's on the event organizers, though, not on the center. Other than the parking aspect, the convention center was about what I expected. I'd just like them to give a little more thought to parking, if they know that the lot is going to be full. Communication is key, and if your visitors are not local, they may need a bit more instruction than vague references to other lots (which we never found, by the way).
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