If you love roller derby, you know that magic happens when rollergirls get together. Well, picture this: over 1,000 rollergirls from all over the world, all gathering in Las Vegas to share some stories, raise some hell and get their skate on. RollerCon ‘10 is the sixth annual “meeting of the wheels” and it just gets better every year.

New to roller derby? Seasoned and scarred veteran? Every skill level is welcome, and we’ve planned tons of events for everyone to enjoy! Of course, there’s also fun stuff for our beloved referees and productioneers — we can’t leave them out of the fun!

The most surprising thing many people find out when the get to RollerCon is that Las Vegas is hot. Like 3rd rung of hell HOT. Not at all kidding HOTTTTT. By the way, Vegas in the summer - HOT! Our facilities are air conditioned, though!

Got general questions about RollerCon? Check out our FAQ!

Find out what surfaces to expect and get wheel recommendations here.

Figure out our skill standards at Skater Skill Levels

Find your way around with kick ass maps and transportation information

Ride the RollerCon Shuttle Bus to events

Want to know who did all this? Check out our THANK YOU list from last year of all the rad people who helped!

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Did you blog about RollerCon? Send a link to your blog to Pam T. Hamster for possible inclusion here!

Here’s a few that made her giggle. Reposted without permission, so cry to Pam if you want it taken down.

Jason from Hell on Wheels about RC08

Suzy Snakeyes from LA Derby Dolls on RC07

Melting Plastic all about Vegas during RC08

Moosecasts from the event (on video)

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Let’s pause now for the obligatory disclaimer:

The opinions, findings, and conclusions expressed during RollerCon are those of the authors or speakers and not necessarily those of the speaker’s league, WFTDA or the hosts or planners of the RollerCon conference. The materials and information presented are for informational purposes only & are not legal advice or counsel. Information gathered should be modified to fit your own personal needs, business models, athletic competence, health concerns and limitations, and state requirements. All skaters should execute proper safety precautions prior to attempting any skills demonstrated or shown. All RollerCon registrants participate in conference events solely at their own risk.