Is there an age requirement to attend?
Yes, due to the explicit nature of this event, we require you to be at least 18 years of age. If you are not yet 18 and are interested in learning more about sex or have questions relating to sexual health and sexuality, we suggest you contact Planned Parenthood at www.pprm.org.
I’m single. Can I still come?
Absolutely! This event will provide information and instruction that is beneficial to you now and in future relationships.
Is this event strictly for heterosexual couples?
This event is about relationships and sexuality not about homosexuality versus heterosexuality. All are welcome. There are benefits for all.
Where can I get lunch?
There is a restaurant within the hotel. For those looking to explore other options, there are plenty of restaurants within the general vicinity and in walking distance from the hotel.
Will there be nudity?
No. You might see pictures or videos that contain graphic information as a means for education, but there will be no gratuitous nudity.
Will I be able to get naked or do I have to get naked?
No, you will not be able to get naked at this event. This is NOT a clothing-optional event. Only those models participating in a live demonstration requiring nudity or partial nudity will remove their clothing.
Can I take pictures?
No photography will be allowed. Due to privacy concerns of our presenters, models and guests no cameras, cell phone cameras or other video equipment is allowed during any presentation or live demonstration.
Should any member of our security team see anyone using any type of recording or video device, that person will be immediately escorted from the premises and prevented from returning to the premises for the remainder of the event.
Can I use my cell phone?
We understand that people need to communicate. If you must make or take a call, please do so in another area of the hotel. Due to the prevalence of cell phone cameras and the strict privacy policy of Beyond The Bedroom, absolutely no cell phones will be allowed in the presentation and live demonstration rooms.
What is Polyamory?
Polyamory refers to romantic love with more than one person, honestly, ethically, and with the full knowledge and consent of all concerned. Polyamory often involves multiple long-term committed relationships, either separately or together, but it can also come in many different forms. Some examples are:
- Open polyamory (committed open relationship or open marriage), in which the partners involved remain open to the possibility of additional loves and relationships;
- Polyfidelity, in which three or more people commit to having a closed relationship with each other and not getting involved with anyone outside the group;
- Single polyamorists, who may have several loves without a primary commitment to any one person, and who may or may not be looking for long-term partnership
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