Help! What packing tips do you have for JiveWorld?

A few tips:

Chapstick, band-aids (for the ladies and our fabulous shoes!), ibuprofen and gum are must haves for me.

I know I rarely go outside - too much fun stuff to do at the conference! - so even though the forecast says 80 and sunny, most of the conference day is spent indoors where the A/C and O2 are pumping in. A scarf/shawl or other layer is highly recommended.

In regards to fashion and dress codes, I would suggest: be yourself. Are you a jeans and button down kind of person? Rock it. Love your statement necklaces? Bring em on! Feel more comfortable in Keds? Love your 5 inch stilettos? Wear em! All of our communities are unique and so are we. Bring yourself to the table. Everyone is welcome.

I didn't have time to change my clothes between daytime and evening activities (the only exception being the final night party), so wear clothing you'd be comfortable in day and night. You'll also be on your feet a lot, and the walk from the rooms to the conference rooms is long. I had to go back and forth a lot, so wear comfy shoes.

Yep. Comfortable shoes are a must. You are inside 90% of the time (and nearly all day during peak temp times), so pack for the lows temps vs the highs. I like Kirsten's advice. Wear what you wear. I usually get more casual as the event goes on.

I am bringing my camera because why not?

The real question is "How much room should I save in my suitcase for swag?"

I'll add to your list Sarah even though I'm fairly sure I wrote the blog last year...

• Do not joke about the shoes. Your feet will hurt.
• Personal snacks (sometimes you need your own comfort food at 10 pm)
• Tums or some tummy settling things because the amounts of drinking and the food are not normal.
• Empty water bottle (which we will have as give-aways)
• Perhaps some kind of mock-up strap for said water bottle. I used a ribbon from the Cosmopolitan one year, I just didn't have enough hands to carry the water bottle.
• Back up phone charger (but we are selling those at the store, so if people need one them can buy them on-site).
• Business cards which I totally do not have.

Some helpful items:

Moleskin - I don't care what shoes you wear, you will probably get a blister.  Moleskin is the ONLY thing that I've discovered that will help before or after a blister happens.

Tylenol - Just don't forget it.  The low humidity will give you a headache, even if you don't add alcohol (who would do such a thing!).

Sweater - The session rooms can range up to 20 degrees so layers is key.

Workout Clothes  - If you plan to attend the yoga or early workout sessions, this is a must.

Mints - Dry mouth is a huge problem.  (at least for those of us who talk A LOT!)

Phone battery backup - Outlets are tough to come by (and usually a huge crowd around them), so if you can get a back up, you'll be fine.

Combine that with everything above, and your steamer trunk will be ready for Vegas!  :-)

What tips do you all have for those of us flying out on Wednesday night?  I'll be arriving late Monday afternoon and then my flight is Wednesday evening at the conclusion of the conference, so my concern is having to check out on Wednesday morning and then toting around my luggage all day.  Are there any tips or designated (and secure) spaces for luggage for people who are following a similar schedule? 

These are all great ideas so I don't have much to add.  Except eye drops.  My day usually starts with the 6 AM yoga and then receptions in the evening leading to additional socializing.  I don't get much sleep so my eyes end up looking like this

This year I bought special whitening drops .