FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does onething 2011 cost?
onething 2011 is free; though there is a small charge for children’s tracks and translation.
What age groups is this conference intended for?
While the focus of onething 2011 is on young adults, we welcome people of all ages. Due to facility restrictions we do not have childcare for children under age six, but young children are welcome. We do provide children’s tracks during every session of the conference for children ages 6–12.
What time does registration open at the Convention Center?
Registration will open at 10:00am on Wednesday, December 28.
When does the conference start?
The first session of onething 2011 begins at 2:00pm on Wednesday, December 28.
How far is the airport from the conference?
The airport is about twenty minutes north of Kansas City Convention Center, the conference venue, which is in downtown Kansas City, Missouri.
How do I register myself/my group/my family?
Register online, including for children’s tracks and translation.
Is there a bookstore at onething 2011?
Yes, we have a bookstore stocked full of books, teaching media, music, apparel, and much more.
Are there places to eat nearby?
There are concession stands in the Convention Center itself, and dozens of restaurants close by in the downtown area. List of restaurants »
Can I bring my own food to the Convention Center?
No, the Kansas City Convention Center does not allow people to bring in their own food.
Is there public transportation in downtown Kansas City?
Public transportation from the Westin Hotel is available from 5:00am to 12:00 midnight during the conference days by using the Kansas City’s Max Bus Rapid Transit. Visit the public bus transportation website at www.kcata.org for additional information, maps, and pricing. Roundtrip, one-way, and multiple-day passes are available, starting at $1.50. The Westin Hotel also provides a free shuttle service to and from the conference.
Please contact events@ihop.org or 816.763.0200 if you have further questions.
