I think Colorado would be really interesting. I would need the cubing community in Colorado to step up and take a major part in the organization of the event for this to happen. Denver International Airport is also huge, and you pretty much need a flight to get off the airport. So transportation would be slightly an issue, as I think people would have to rent cars or get taxis, which maybe isn't terrible, but it certainly isn't the same as 2010 at MIT where we had public transportation access from the airport to the venue.
No Vincent, we don't have $15,000 to blow.
If you're going to post a convention hall, at least get me a quote on how much the daily rental would be. That should be the rule... you must get a quote on the price. Jacob Javits Center... I agree. Would be really ideal, especially in New York City. But I can almost guarantee that would be way beyond anything feasible. Unless everyone wants to pay $300 next year for registration, I can't imagine it happening. Then again, I really don't know unless I can get a quote.
@Woner, we have leads on 2012. It's going to take some time before we see whether or not these leads are feasible. Sure, they may rent you a room for $1,000 a day, but then charge you $300 per square-foot of stage you put in... so these are just things that need to be worked out. I'm quite excited about these leads actually. I'm hoping they work out.
I'm down to host 2013 in Arequipa.