San Diego Comic Con 2016 (SDCC) (CCI) July 21-24, 2016

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July 21-24
Preview July 20
San Diego Convention Center
http://www.comic-con.org/

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@mllNY I actually got inside the room. Managed to get myself all 4days plus preview....but I messed up doing my friend's info and forgot to put Sat for him :( still can't believe I messed that up. None of my other friends got inside and we're missing badges for 1 person now.
Yourself?
 
yup, i just got home, literally left right after tickets sold out. Its odd you missed saturday, since if you pressed the preview night check box it automatically selected all the other days with it.

Jack did not get through but hey last year he did. Now as you say onto hotels and flights
 
@mllNY my two friends actually didn't want preview night so I had to manually check everything off and I was rushing so that didn't help either.

But hey I'm glad one of us go into the room.
 
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@will519 well 2016 is starting to shape up for me, so far Toy Fair, C2E2, SDCC, and IX are on the books

SE: NYC and NYCC are on the agenda but have to get tickets before I consider them on the books
 
@mllNY just sdcc and nycc for me. Hopefully I can get a pro pass again. Don't think the retail price for nycc badges are worth it.

I'm just looking to go on more vacations/adventures to places then more cons.
 
I'm booked for Wondercon. SDCC is just no fun anymore. And even a lot of the talent has been moving over to Wondercon over the last few years. Wonercon is definitely more fun. SDCC is more hassle than fun for the last 3 or 4 years. Check out Wondercon next time!
(And L.A. actually has ENOUGH HOTELS to accommodate PEOPLE!!)
 




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