It’s time for an update to the (unofficial) Microsoft Ignite 2019 Hotels page this morning. The last update was June 3, and in the nine days since then, another eleven hotels have moved to the “unavailable” column. A quick reminder about the list and its caveats: “Unavailable” means the hotel no longer shows up my
One quick update to the (unofficial) Microsoft Ignite 2019 Hotels page this morning. But first the usual caveats: “Unavailable” means the hotel no longer shows up in a search for a Sunday-Friday stay. If your dates differ, you may be able to book the hotel. Until the Ignite site tags the hotel as “Sold out”,
According to the Microsoft Ignite site, discounted academic passes for faculty/staff and students are already sold out. Wow! That’s impressive considering we’re only three days into general registration. These passes disappeared faster than all those lifeforms did in Avengers: Infinity War when Thanos snapped his fingers. I’m not sure how many academic passes were available,
General registration for Microsoft Ignite 2019 opened on Tuesday, and we’re already seeing a change in hotel availability. I updated the (unofficial) Microsoft Ignite 2019 Hotels page this morning to reflect the changes. Please note the usual caveats: “Unavailable” means the hotel no longer shows up in a search for a Sunday-Friday stay. If your
Early registration for Microsoft Ignite 2019 opened on May 21 for anyone who had pre-registered for Ignite. In years past I would have been logged in and registered within five minutes of hearing the news. This year, however, I didn’t register until late in in the day on the 23rd. Whey the delay? I’m being
