In future events it might be fun to have vendors that sell Cubing Mom shirts, cube earrings, crochet patterns, Etsy type stuff.

 This was my first ever cubing event. It was great! I wish we had access to the schedule of signings before the event. I also wished there were skills events/classes/workshops for people who wanted to learn more.

 Only went for the finals as we were coming from Canada. Most of the stuff was already taken down, shops etc so didn’t get to experience or buy any merch.

 Communication about the stages and which events were happening when and where was poor. Spectators could see almost nothing when sitting in anything other than the very front spectator row of most of the stages. The announcements were either painfully loud or frustratingly inaudible, depending on where you happened to be located. The lines for merchandise and signing tables were central to access to the main rooms and significantly inhibited the flow of traffic on most days.

 It was so organized! WOW. AMAZING! The venue was beautiful and accommodating. I enjoyed every minute and I hope I can attend the next one. Thank you for all of your hard work planting and organizing this competition.

 It was amazing. I cannot believe how well organized the event was. Things ran so smoothly. My son was able to compete in 4 different events. The cubing stars all came out in force, and they were so kind. He will have lifelong memories from this event. Thank you for such effective organization.

 Only comment would be it was still very hard to get pictures with famous cubers. Even after standing in the long line, sometimes they refused a picture. Maybe in future worlds, there could be large life-size cut-outs of the famous Cubers that people could stand next to and take pictures with…

 Cubicle line is a little insane. Maybe offer mobile wait capability.

 No issues with ticketing. Really wish more people would simply read and know spectator tickets were required instead of assuming and whining later