Disney Fan Clubs
Topic: NFFC July Events

#	Author	Message
1	Mickeyfan1 Sat 6/14/2008 7:10p	Just a reminder of these exciting upcoming NFFC events in July. Sunday, July 13th - Charles Phoenix "Disneyland" Tour of Downtown Los Angeles. Noon - 6 p.m. $75 per person. Registration has been extended through July 10th. Tuesday July 15 - Saturday July 19th. The 2008 NFFC California Convention. Crowne Plaza Hotel and Resort, Garden Grove, California. Registration packages and prices vary. Saturday July 19th - "The Key to Their World". A special NFFC dinner event benefiting Ryman Arts. 6 p.m. Crowne Plaza Hotel and Resort, Garden Grove, California. Marty Sklar and many more special guests. Silent Auction and Opportunity Drawings. $125 per person with all monies raised benefiting Ryman Arts. Sunday, July 20th - The "Strictly" Disneyana Show and Sale. Crowne Plaza Hotel and Resort, Garden Grove, California. Conventioneer's enter at 9 a.m. and then opens to NFFC members at 10 a.m. ($5 admission). The Show and Sale will open to the general public at 11 a.m. ($6 admission). Registration forms and more detailed informaton for all events can be found at nffc.org. You may also call the NFFC at (714) 731-4705. Leave your name and phone number and you will be called back. All of us in the NFFC look forward to seeing you this July in California.
2	NeverlandClub Sun 6/15/2008 1:06a	Mickeyfan1, what seminars are taking place at the Convention? Who are the guests going to be? So far, the only things we know about are the meal events.
3	Mickeyfan1 Sun 6/15/2008 1:18p	NeverlandClub....Hopefully the SEC will be able to make some announcements soon. We are waiting on Disney to send us final confirmation. At this point I have to borrow a line from Peter Pan..."All you need is trust and a little bit of pixie dust." I'm sure you know from past years we have always had outstanding seminars. This year will not dissappoint I'm sure. Keep checking here and also the forms on the NFFC website.
4	NeverlandClub Sun 6/15/2008 6:54p	I hope announcements come soon. With only a month left before Convention I would expect that it would be set in stone. (Yes, I understand that it is subject to change but that has happened very rarely in the NFFC history) I know many people who can't attend the entire Convention, but who would love to attend a day or two. Without having an idea of the guests we will not sign up to attend. I want to have an idea of what I'm paying for before I spend my money. I feel not knowing has effected the numbers attending Convention.
5	Mickeyfan1 Sun 6/15/2008 10:12p	Believe me I completely understand what you are saying. I am hopeful our Convention Chair will be able to post something this week. It's hard when you have to wait for confirmations from the Disney Company but I know they are working on some great things. Keep your fingers crossed and keep checking both here and on the NFFC site.
6	NeverlandClub Mon 6/16/2008 12:38a	I understand it's a hard job to put the Convention together and my hat is off to all the people who work so hard on it. I know it isn't an easy job, especially when you are waiting confirmations. Hopefully there will be more information soon...I'll keep checking back.

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