Transportation on the light rail system is accessible from hotels farthest from the Convention Center. Greeters will also have timetables for rail service to cultural attractions such as a street of Victorian Denver buildings, the Black American West Museum or Museo de las Americas. Hospitality centers will also be located in what is arguably the finest convention facility in the United States. Guides will be assigned to usher delegates to Legislative Committee rooms as well as to other meeting areas and services. A booklet listing time, cost and details of each tour will be mailed to each delegate and each annual conference office with details about advance registration.
Tours are open to anyone with the time and inclination to go.
While the General Commission on General Conference is responsible for most of the logistics for business sessions, the local group will arrange for language interpreters, emergency medical services and volunteer secretaries. Weather Watch Local and churchwide planners have most bases covered, but no one can predict or control Rocky Mountain weather. While Denver receives only 8-15 inches of precipitation a year, showers, both rain and snow, are common in April. However, Denver also records 300 days of sunshine a year with an average daily wintertime high of 45 degrees. So while guests probably don't need to pack a parka, locals recommend bringing jackets, raincoats and umbrellas.