As I’ve mentioned plenty of times in the past, in addition to being a writer I also run (with Partner 1 and our amazing team) the Georgia Spanking Party, GASP. Our fourth-annual party will be held on March 18-22, 2027, and we have some big news: we’re at a new hotel, and it has a free airport shuttle.
One of the biggest complaints about GASP in the past has been that it’s not easy for out-of-towners who fly in to get from the Atlanta airport to Alpharetta, where the old hotel was located. It’s either a rideshare of over $100 each way or a long train ride (which is only $2.50) with the shitload of baggage most spanking party attendees bring, and then a $40-$50 rideshare on top of that to get from the end of the train line to the hotel. The fact that so many people made it happen regardless is a huge compliment.
Our new hotel, the Atlanta Airport Marriott, not only has a free shuttle from the airport, but it’s also much bigger. More rooms, sure, but better than that: more suites, including suites guests can book. We’re already planning to have three suites just for play, plus one more for littles. The suites themselves are much, much bigger than the ones at the old hotel, so there’ll be even more play space for you.
The hotel also has a big meeting room on the 16th floor (the floor where all of our party suites will be, so now there’ll be no more going between floors to see what’s going on) that we’re going to turn into our dungeon. That way you won’t have to walk across the entire hotel in your dungeon gear, covered up by a wrap or dress or whatever, and when you’re done in the dungeon you can go to one of the party suites to decompress rather than having to schlep back across the hotel to get to your room. (You can still go to your room, but the elevators are right outside the dungeon entrance.)
Oh, and speaking of elevators, the new hotel has five guest elevators, so there should be even less waiting for one than there’s been in the past.
The team and I are looking forward to sharing our new hotel with you in March. Tickets are on sale for the party, and prices go up on September 30. So you have a little time to get a $200 weekend pass, but don’t sleep on it; prices rise steadily starting September 30.
Last year we had 393 attendees at the party; it was our largest party yet, and if the trend continues, we might break 400 this year. I really hope you’re one of the guests who helps us to do that.
