1. How do I book my hotel room for the reunion?
You can book your room at the South Point Hotel by using our special group code NOR0724. You can either book online through the South Point Hotel Reservation Link or call the Hotel Reservation Department directly at (866) 791-7626. Be sure to book your room by July 3, 2025, to secure the special group rate.

2. What is the schedule for the reunion events?
The reunion schedule, including details about the banquet, family activities, and other events, will be provided closer to the event date. We will update the website with more details as we book the venues.

3. Can I purchase additional T-shirts?

Yes, additional T-shirts and other reunion merchandise can be purchased through our Extra T-Shirts order Form. T-shirts are already included with Youth and Adult Reunion tickets, but you can purchase extra ones if needed.

4. Where can I buy my registration for the reunion?

You can purchase your registration for the Norman Family Reunion 2025 by filling out our registration form. Click here to register now.

5. Is Las Vegas a good place to bring children for the reunion?

Absolutely! While Las Vegas is known for its adult entertainment, there are plenty of family-friendly activities available. At the South Point Hotel, where we are staying, your children will have access to fun amenities such as a bowling alley, a movie theater, an arcade, and a large pool area with a wading pool for younger kids. Plus, Las Vegas has many child-friendly attractions beyond the hotel, so you won’t have to worry about keeping your kids entertained during the reunion.

6. What is a REAL ID, and will I need one to fly to the reunion in 2025?

A REAL ID is a form of identification that meets new federal security standards for travel. Starting May 7, 2025, all U.S. travelers flying domestically will need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, or an alternative form of ID like a passport, to board a flight. If your current ID doesn't have a star or other REAL ID indicator, you’ll need to upgrade it. Check with your state’s DMV or identification office to confirm whether your ID is REAL ID-compliant and how to obtain one if needed. Be sure to plan ahead to avoid any travel delays! You can find more information here.