Time and place

Estonian Open 2010 will be held on 18.—19. September at Kose in Harju County (~40 km south east of Tallinn, Estonia).
Timetable of events is available here.
You can register here.

Transportation

About getting to Estonia by sea you can look at Tallink's homepage (from Helsinki and from Stocholm) and by air the Estonian Air website. In Baltic countries it is best to travel by car but there is also a bus connection (from Tallinn busses go up to Warsaw).
Transportation between Tallinn and Kose will be arranged and the total cost of it is 60 EEK (4 €). About the need of transportation please contact the organizer and each request will get an individual review.

Schedule

It is planned so that in Saturday morning the bus will pick people up from Tallinn (starting from harbor). Then it drives directly to the venue where the competition starts.
Lunch will be served on the same place where the competition is held in both days.
On Saturday evening there will be an excursion and people will be accommodated. Local shops are opened up to 22.00. It is also possible to go to Tallinn and stay there for a night (additional bus info from Tallinn to Kose and back is available here (navigate to "Kommertsliinid" and then "229"). It takes ca 40 minutes. One-way ticket there is 40 EEK. Starting point from Tallinn is the front of Estonia Theatre.)
When the competition ends in Sunday the bus will take people back to Tallinn.
Total cost: 60 EEK (for transport) + 150 EEK (for the competition and 2 lunch) + 100 EEK (for the accommodation). Total: ~20 €

Registration

Registration to the next Estonian Open is now opened in WCA website. For the 20 fastest registrated competitors there will be a special price — a brand-new Rubiks cube!
Participation fee will be 150 EEK (100 for the competition and 50 for the two lunches) or just 10 €. That money could be payed on the venue at the same day. If you have special requests for lunch (vegetarian etc), then please write about it.

WCA delegate, feedback etc.

WCA delegate will be Petri Vanhala.
Last time (after Estonian Open 2009) there was an excursion to the nuclear bomb shelter for the government of the Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic that was abandoned in 1993, few years after the Republic of Estonia got back it's freedom, and what is now planned to be restored as a museum. This time there will also be something to see, but hold your patience, because it's going to be a surprise :)
"What kind of events should be added to the 2010 competition?" — a poll conducted after Estonian Open 2009.