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is anyone going?  I have never been to the Vegas show and figured i'd give it a shot in orlando.   Plus I can visit my brother and also some friends while there to make the trip worthwhile in case the show is a bust.   Look for a fat, balding old fart wearing an Abco Signs t-shirt.   ;)

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I was going tot try and go last minute but was unable.  Friends said it was small, nothing new.  I think these shows get smaller and smaller every year now with social media.

 

 

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I went and compared to the Atlantic City show it was huge.   This was my first national show, even after being in the sign game for close to fifty years.   I was speaking with folks from Ruggles who said it was much smaller than the Vegas show.   They said it took them a day and a half to just walk up/down the aisles at the last Vegas show.   it took me all of Wednesday afternoon and Thursday afternoon to wander around and I know I didn't see it all.   

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Oh yeah, much smaller than Vegas, and larger than the Atlantic Show.  I usually go annually, but last Vegas show was smaller than usual and saw all in one day.

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