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New World Record Set at Las Vegas Star Trek Convention

New World Record Set at Las Vegas Star Trek Convention
New World Record Set at Las Vegas Star Trek Convention

LAS VEGAS — On Saturday at the Las Vegas Star Trek Convention a new Guinness World Record for “Star Trek fans in costume at a convention” was set. 1,040 fans attended, smashing the previous record, which was 691 set in Germany at FedCon last June.

Organized in the Brasilia Theater, inside the Rio Hotel & Casino, at approximately 4:00 p.m. Creation Entertainment co-founder Gary Berman proclaimed “the world record for most people in a Star Trek costume in one place has returned to Las Vegas” inciting enormous cheers from the passionate crowd.

Star Trek fans - new world record

Star Trek fans - new world record

Star Trek fans - new world record

Our coverage of the convention continues today here on TrekNews.net.

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  1. Aurora

    August 14, 2011 at 4:35 pm

    So amazing. Congratulations Las Vegas!

  2. FreddyFederation

    August 18, 2011 at 5:12 am

    Quite the sight to see. Great photos!

  3. Rmfetting

    August 31, 2011 at 2:29 pm

    it was a blast I really enjoyed itr all . The Edgar Allen Poe play was fantastic and would like to see more plays the actor was brillant. my name is Robin M. Fetting long live imagination .

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