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  1. Those that queue before 9am are generally people wanting to get a good VQ number for autographs, I wouldn't imagine that even in a massive queue you'd miss your shoot. There are usually stewards outside monitoring the queues so I'm sure if you were close to your shoot time and have yet to make it into the venue you could have a word with them and they'd get you in. Although I would suggest getting to the venue before doors open to minimise worry about the whole situation. Hopefully that helps? Mods, if any of the above is incorrect feel free to edit. I'm only talking from personal experience. Thank you guys! We'll be there from 8 am as latish, as we wouldn't like any inconvienences to get in the way of our photoshoot and great experience at the Comic Con, however I'd appreciate some clear info about this whole thing from admins, mods or showmasters themselves!
  2. Guys, what would happen if you don't get there early? Does this mean that if you don't go queuing early in the morning even though you've got a batch 2 photoshoot you won't get it?
  3. Hiya! Still a bit confused about this whole thing. Flying from Spain with my boyfriend to our first ComicCon and starting to get worried abou the batch times, as I've read that people queue outside before 9 am. We are on BATCH 2 for MJF. Would we miss our shoot by any chance? I just want to know that I'll get in just on time for our shoot. I don't not really understand the whole thing. HELP PLEASE!
  4. Hey! Is there any difference between the BATCH 1 and BATCH 2 photo shoots? Also, how will the slots be organized so the ones who bought a ticket for a photo with MJF get all the info on time? Thanks in advance!
  5. The tickets are e-tickets (the ones sent via email) only so nothing will be sent to your home. With the way the photo shoots are run, the 'studio' is a cornered off area within the hall and there are lots of people queueing close together so you won't be able to queue or enter the photoshoot area without a ticket. Thanks mate! So we'll just have to show up on Sat morning with our printed tickets I suppose... You can show them on a smart device (phone or tablet) if you are able, but yes you can print them. All they need to see is the QR code (square barcode) to be scanned. Brilliant! I might purchase a photo shoot ticket myself as I've read two people are allowed on the same shot. Thank you!!
  6. The tickets are e-tickets (the ones sent via email) only so nothing will be sent to your home. With the way the photo shoots are run, the 'studio' is a cornered off area within the hall and there are lots of people queueing close together so you won't be able to queue or enter the photoshoot area without a ticket. Thanks mate! So we'll just have to show up on Sat morning with our printed tickets I suppose...
  7. Hiya! I bought two entry trickets for Sat + a photo at the Clock Face for my bf, who is a big fan. We are flying from Spain, and I was wondering if someone could help me out. We're not sure if we have to receive tickets (as we received the ones via email) or they should arrive home at some point. Also, according to the photo shoot ticket, Michael J Fox will be in the picture with the person who purchased it, and the photo shoot will take place in a photo studio. I was wondering if my bf will have to walk in by his own or if I could actually be there while they take the picture. Any previous experiences? I'd really appreciate all the info and tips! Enjoy ComicCon!
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