I watched the middle-aged couple who ran this booth pack up their wares on the final day, and I could tell the convention was almost over.
But still, the booths were packed.
My favorite restaurant in Bradley Beach, Vic's, with its neon lights and snug green booths, is packed and has been since it reopened a week after the storm.
Coney Island was once known as the world's largest playground, where millions of working- and middle-class New Yorkers prowled an anarchic, pulsating bazaar of bathhouses, freak shows, dance halls, carousels, roller coasters, chop suey parlors, hotels, hot dog stands and game booths tightly packed across two miles of beachfront.
Nevertheless, the Nokia booth was packed on Tuesday as Beyoncé and Madonna songs blared from overhead speakers.
When the session was over and the booth was packed up, when six thousand drunken revellers had descended on the streets of Denver, and the other Dogfish brewers had followed in search of more beer, Calagione and I walked back to our hotel.
As is customary at these events, the space behind the DJ booth is packed with hipster guys in black t-shirts and hi-tops and girls in tight dresses and gold face paint all nodding along to the thumping acid bangers.
The huge crowds, packed booths and congenial attitudes were overwhelming evidence of a luxury market that is back and booming.
Indiecade is always a favorite destination at E3. It's a nice respite from the big three's packed booths.
By Lizzie Widdicombe If you stopped by the International Contemporary Furniture Fair at the Javits Center last week, you may have noticed, tucked among the minimalist mirrors and squiggly light fixtures, a booth containing shelves packed with more practical goods — toilet paper, anchovies, bottled water, powdered Jell-O.
