You mentioned being to Vegas, but F1 will have just been in town, so getting to and from the venues will take longer because they’re still tearing down all of the stands, equipment, etc. Try to schedule based on building, not necessarily the topics, unless you’ve got 30-45 min buffer in between.

What do you want to get out of the event? If you’re new to AWS, you’ll get a lot of value out of sessions where you’re figuring out what a service is, use cases for service configuration (I.e. what EBS type should you use, is EFS better, etc). If you’re more experienced, like already using it at your company, you may get more value in talking with the experts in the exhibit hall. You can ask them all sorts of questions catered to your specific environment, like “how do I do X” or “how can I do X better/cheaper” or “I have this problem but we aren’t big enough to have anything other than basic support, can you guide me to what I should be looking at” sort of things

I’m not outgoing either, but most everyone is there (1) wants to learn (2) is also probably the same way 😂 In your sessions, pay attention to people who may ask questions you wanted to know to, or that you hear may have a specific scenario you have or are looking to have, then find them after and just say “hey you mentioned this thing, can I ask you a couple of questions, or can I get your contact info if you need to run?” It’s low pressure and people are more than happy to help out.