There are three things:1) Sessions. Don't bother going to WWDC for sessions. That would be a waste of $6000. It is better to watch those from home. At least if you are at WWDC, you may be able to get early access to the session videos and can download them really fast at the conference. At home, you might have to wait a couple of days. You will need an iPad for the sessions in case you get bored or you want to write down questions to ask during the labs.2) Labs. This is why you spend the money. For whatever question you want to ask, you need your machine all setup and ready to go to demonstrate whatever you are asking about. The Apple engineers in the labs are super nice. They will tell you exactly what you need to do and, in some cases, even type it in for you. Even if there is some concept you don't quite understand, get a demo setup and ready to ask about. This is your chance to ask questions in person. Don't pass it up. Really, skip the sessions and go to the labs inste