marast demoparty

VISITORS

The party place will be open from 9:00 in the morning; and the end of party is planned for 13:00 on Sunday. You should come on Saturday morning otherways you won't get to attend some great presentations and demos.

If you are planning to come here from a foreign country and two days are too few for you, just contact us and you'll be able to join us on Friday. But don't forget, if you don't confirm your arrival you won't be let in on Friday!

While the prices are quite low, we are doing what we can to determine how many will attend.

50 Kč (about $2) / per person who will register by sending email to marast@marshals.cz
100 Kč (about $4) / per person who will come without registering (even if part of a registered group)

We will provide you a tables with power extension but we only have space for 10 computers, and placement in those 10 spots is first come first serve.

Accomodation is as normal: you will sleep at the party place so you'll need a sleeping bag or something like that. The hall is heated and dry so you don't have to worry. There are clean toilets and don't forget your toothbrush ;)

Food and meals will be obtained or brought individually. There are few restaurants near the party place. Pub Sokolovna, restaurants Krčma and Česká Stodola at the Castle of Cerveny Ujezd.

Across the street there is a little market where you can get some food and drink but beware: it closes at 11:00 on Saturday. You can use our fridge to store your food and drink.

We request that all attendees bring shoes that don't leave marks on hard floors. You can't play computer games. If you wanna play you'd better stay home. You are also not allowed to copy games, movies, mp3s, or commercial programs. We'll provide to you great pack of demos, intros, music collection and demoscene, etc.

We reserve the right to eject any attendees (without refund) for irresponsible behavior, including drug usage or any other illegal activity. Alcohol is allowed for those 18 and older. Smoking is permitted only in designated areas.

Party organizers aren't responsible for damage or theft of personal property.