# PDXLAN

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| frequency    = Spring and Fall
| location     = [Ridgefield, Washington](/source/Ridgefield%2C_Washington) {{flag|USA}}
| years_active = 2003-Present
| first        = 07/2003
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'''PDXLAN''' is the largest computer [LAN Party](/source/LAN_Party) event in the American Northwest. The main event occurs twice per year, at the [Clark County](/source/Clark_County%2C_Washington) Event Center in [Ridgefield, Washington](/source/Ridgefield%2C_Washington).

==Event summary==
The twice annual events run 4 days, typically across a weekend. Attendees' ages range greatly from young children to, in some cases, senior citizens.

==History==
Listed here are past PDXLAN events.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.pdxlan.net/LAN/past-events/|title=Past & Upcoming Events|last=Vector|date=2018-05-02|website=PDXLAN|language=en-US|access-date=2019-09-18}}</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Event
! Date
! Visitors
! Total prize pool
! Notes
|-
|PDXLAN Fall ’19
|11/2019
|850
|
|-
|PDXLAN Spring ’19
|03/2019
|850
|
|-
|PDXLAN Fall 2018
|11/2018
|800
|
|-
|PDXLAN 32
|06/2018
|500
|
|-
|PDXLAN 31
|02/2018
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN November
|11/2017
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN 30
|07/2017
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN 29
|02/2017
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN November
|11/2016
|450
|
|-
|PDXLAN 28
|07/2016
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN 27
|02/2016
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN November
|11/2015
|450
|
|-
|PDXLAN 26
|07/2015
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN 25
|02/2015
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN November
|11/2014
|400
|
|-
|PDXLAN 24
|07/2014
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN 23
|02/2014
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN November
|11/2013
|405
|
|-
|PDXLAN 22
|07/2013
|550
|
|-
|PDXLAN 21
|02/2013
|550
|
|-
| PDXLAN November 2012
| November 2–4, 2012
|350
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 20
| July 13–16, 2012
| 536
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 19
| Feb 17-20 2012
| 536
| $125,000
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN November Charity Event
| 11/2011
| 360
|
|Over 15000 Lbs of Food gathered for the Union Gospel Mission in Portland, Oregon <ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.pdxlan.net/portland/content/view/454 |title=PDXLAN |accessdate=2012-02-02 |url-status=dead |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20120114172057/http://www.pdxlan.net/portland/content/view/454 |archivedate=2012-01-14 }}</ref>
|-
| PDXLAN 18
| 07/2011
| 536
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 17
| 01/2011
| 536
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 16.5
| 11/2010
| 336
|
| 
|-
| PDXLAN 16
| 07/2010
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 15
| 01/2010
| 474
|
|
|-
| PDXLAN 14.5
| 11/2009
| 360
|
| 4,400 lbs of food raised!
|-
| PDXLAN 14
| 07/2009
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 13
| 01/2009
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 12.5
| 11/2008
| 360
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXMMO
| 07/2008
| 50
|
|
|-
| PDXLAN 12
| 07/2008
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 11
| 02/2008
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 10.5
| 11/2007
| 300
|
|
|-
| PDXLAN 10
| 08/2007
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 9
| 02/2007
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 8
| 09/2006
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 7
| 05/2006
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 6
| 02/2006
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 5
| 08/2005
| 800
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 4
| 03/2005
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 3
| 07/2004
| 620
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 3 Beta
| 04/2004
| 120
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 2
| 01/2004
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|-
| PDXLAN 2 Beta
| 12/2003
| 40
|
| At Backspace in Portland, Oregon
|-
| PDXLAN 1
| 07/2003
| 500
|
| Sold Out
|}

==References==
{{reflist}}

==Further reading==
*https://www.pcr-online.biz/news/read/nvidia-previews-unreleased-gpu-technology
*http://www.hometoys.com/news_detail.php?section=view&id=14787759
*http://www.tgdaily.com/games/36082-bandwidth-and-brawndo-power-pdxlan-party
*https://www.bit-tech.net/news/modding/2005/08/17/pdxlan_5_case_mods/1
*http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20060206005460/en/F5-Gamers-Online-PDXLAN-Gaming-Conference-F5s
*http://www.tgdaily.com/games-and-entertainment-features/36205-%E2%80%9Ca-lan-party-by-gamers-for-gamers%E2%80%9D-%E2%80%93-pdxlan-11
*http://www.hometoys.com/news_detail.php?id=12467686

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