If the rumors are correct then it will be in San Fran for at least a couple of years in a row

Steve Beaver
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Co-Author of "VMware ESX Essentials in the Virtual Data Center"
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I liked vegas, it gave you something to do after the conference. There will be things to do in San Francisco as well but not to the extent of Vegas. Maybe I'm a little over SF since I live 30min away and go there every now and then, but what is there to do in SF when you're done with a day at VMworld? Walk around Union Square, go to Pier 39? Alchatraz? I would think if Baseball season is around to go to a Giants game even though they are horrible now it still is a nice ballpark. If anyone is up for the challange, if you want real go carting (unlike the ones at the party in vegas) they have an indoor track where you get all suited up and get to actually race without getting kicked off the track for someone else crashing. I'm officially calling out vmroyale for a rematch.

• Kyle

I'm officially accepting that challenge, although I'm not expecting it to be much of a challenge!

Does anyone know the cost of VMworld 2009 and what kind of hotel options will be available? I need to submit my request so it can be budgeted. The website say the same pricing as 2008 but I don't know what the price as I couldn't go in 2008.

Yeah, but if you don't like gambling you're kind of hosed.....