US Nationals 2012 (Las Vegas)

Where did you get 400 from?

Here:
Plane tickets outside of the United States and North America are expensive, and if you book in a timely manner, no one in North America should be paying more than $400. (Canadians, if I'm wrong on this, let me know.) On the other hand, a flight from Europe will easily come close to $1000 or more. Since running this event in 2004, we've always enjoyed the company of international competitors, and as a thank you to them, we are waiving their registration fee since they'll already be spending much more than a competitor from North America.
 
What about all those flights Kayak finds for around $500 from Winnipeg?

Edit: And it's not like Kayak finds only obscure flights. Air Canada on its own website is much cheaper than you claimed as well (starting at $484). Or am I missing something? Where/how do you get 800-1000?

Thats for there and back. I found that for my whole family to go it's cheaper and we could go for $2800. But sadly, my mom's work is working on releasing faster internet so she can't get holidays anymore.

Now everyone gets to miss me not going! (Not that anyone would)
 
Well this is what it says in the email "Should you wish to participate, you will need to find a team of 3 people to compete with. There will be 12 teams total, each team receiving 300 cubes to work with." So i assume they are provided!

Indeed. You will not have to supply your own cubes for the mosaic.
 
I filled out the form to register but have not paid. Also, I would like to add 6x6 as one of my events. How can I pay, I do not want to have to do this after May 1st and pay extra.
 
I filled out the form to register but have not paid. Also, I would like to add 6x6 as one of my events. How can I pay, I do not want to have to do this after May 1st and pay extra.

Go back to the registration page, check the 6x6 box (all your other events should already be checked), then hit 'submit'. At this point it should say that registration is not complete until you pay and then prompt you to pay.

It may be slightly different, but that is what I recall from signing up for pre-pay competitions.
 
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