[ SECRET POST #2823 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2823 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do you go to cons?

[ex_mek82]

I went to SDCC last year, and once was enough for me there, between the high-ass prices and the Disney World-esque lines/crowds, ugh. I am going to ECCC in Seattle next year, but more because I'm going to see a friend or two who I stayed with during SDCC and I need an honest-to-God vacation every couple years. I'm honestly not holding my breath for any panels/guests that interest me there, though (though hey, Patrick Warburton is always good).

Guests are also a p. big draw for me: I had thought of going to Wizard World New Orleans (or whatever they're calling it) next January for a day or two solely to see Michael Rooker, Sean Gunn, and Johnny Yong Bosch... but coupled with the last minute expenses + ECCC 2 months later = no friends or travel companions, it just wasn't financially feasible. Ah well.

That said, I don't do cons otherwise because I'm one of those introverts who can only do maybe 3-4 hours of socialization before I need to go back to my room and recharge, haha.

Re: Do you go to cons?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it's probably not much fun, if you spend more time standing in lines than attending the actual events.

Re: Do you go to cons?

[ex_mek82]

Eh, with SDCC I managed to get into the panels I'd planned to. Had to sit through a Phineas and Ferb panel to get to the Nick!TMNT one (which was worth it, as a little girl asked where all the "girl superheroes" were in the P&F/Marvel crossover, and the initial 'Woah, did we just get told' reaction from the showrunners while trying to asspull an answer was priceless, haha), which was about the only "camping" I did at the con.

But yeah, the lines got old real quick. Especially when it came to the Exhibition Hall/Dealer Room. Hell, I remember there was some sort of True Blood-related thing going on that gridlocked an entire section of the place and people were packed in like sardines and couldn't get through easily. *shudder*

Re: Do you go to cons?

[(Anonymous)]

Is it easy to camp? I mean, they don't clear the room between the panels?

(That packed in feeling doesn't sound very pleasant, ugh.)

Re: Do you go to cons?

[ex_mek82]

iirc, it depends. Some of them, they'll let you camp through panels (I did this an entire Saturday morning to get to a Green Lantern panel in the afternoon. I knew more about Batman than I ever did after that, haha), others they don't and clear the room between panels.

I do know that with Hall H -aka the mack daddy of them all-, once you're in, you can't go out at all or else you'll lose your seat. I want to say they have bathroom passes, but I'm not 100% sure. (Anyone want to correct/corroborate on this one?)