Paul,
What Eddie said.
As far as any hall being more popular or better for selling, I've found over the years that it really doesn't matter where you are. If your prices are reasonable, the buyers will find you. But, be patient and don't get discouraged by slow early sales. The meet is so large, it will be mid-day Friday before some buyers finally reach your table.
All halls have a variety of sellers with a variety of merchandise. No one hall specializes in prewar or modern, etc. It all depends on who happens to bring what that year.
Some factors that might be important to you:
- All but the red hall have bathrooms inside that hall. For the red, you have to walk to an outside restroom entrance.
- The blue hall is the largest of the member halls, and so, by the odds, is a likely location for first timers. But, if you have a preference, just ask on your registration form.
- There is a snack bar in the blue/silver hall complex. For the others, food vendors are located outside the halls.
- The blue hall has the most paved parking adjacent to the hall. Parking near the red is mostly on grass, and the white is farthest from large parking areas. Whatever hall you set up in, bring a hand truck for hauling your stuff.
Jim