Visiting and dealing
Both sides of the show in one place. If your question is not here, call and ask.
Coming to shop
What does it cost to get in?
Nothing. There is no charge to enter the event.
What are the hours?
Doors open to the public at 9:00 AM and the show runs until 3:00 PM.
Can I sell or trade my own cards?
Yes. Bring your personal items and deal directly with the dealers on the floor. You do not need a table to sell.
Where in the building is it?
In Gainesville it is the Chattahoochee Room on the second floor, which is universally accessible by elevator. Restrooms are on the second floor, left after the stairs or elevator.
Where do I park?
Three lots at the Gainesville Civic Center: two beside the building, front and side, and a third past the main entrance with staircase access.
Is there an ATM?
Not in the building. There are banks a short drive away, so it is worth bringing cash with you.
Is there WiFi?
Yes, the Gainesville Park & Rec network. No password needed.
What if I lose something?
Civic Center staff hold lost and found items. Call the Civic Center at (770) 531-2680 during business hours.
Are the kids welcome?
Very. It is a family show, security cameras cover the event space and hallways, and there is plenty under a dollar for a first collection.
Setting up a table
When can I load in?
Front doors open for dealer setup at 7:00 AM. Public doors open at 9:00 AM.
How do I find my table?
Your table will be marked with your name when you arrive.
Is breakfast really free?
Yes. A full breakfast is served at 7:30 AM for every dealer, at no charge. A Chick-fil-A box lunch is available at midday for fifteen dollars.
Where do I unload?
Take the second right into the main parking lot. The room in Gainesville is on the second floor and to the right.
What is the WiFi for card readers?
Gainesville Park & Rec, no password. Bring a hotspot as a backup if your reader is critical.
Is there an ATM for customers?
No ATM on the premises, so it is worth being able to take card or digital payment at your table.
Still stuck?
One phone number, one inbox, and a person on the other end of both.