DavyJones

If you go to the info booth and explain your situation to them that shouldn't be a problem. It wasn't for me, so I hope the best for you.

I think I got this sorted. Went there after the Captain's Talk (John Barrowman, weeeeeehhhh). They haven't got enough gold passes so if you want to know what your autos are go to the booth as QS said. You'll get the five standarts and can choose between Chase and Mark. They write it on post-its and it'll work just fine. That's all I can say by now.

So apparently gold pass holders from abroad only got a slip of paper saying gold pass and what they get with it, but we don't know what our in-person autographs are. Don't we get a proper card and how do we know what our autographs are? I'm on my phone so I don't know if this has been asked before and I apologize for typos and such.

The ticket number is my reference numer, right?

What has to be in the letter of authorization? I've looked it up and there are various ways they can look like. And does it say that the cardholder provides me authorization of their card or whom?

So as long as I have a ticket I could use to get to ExCel (in terms of zones) I can take that bus.

Apparently you can use the replacement bus with a DLR ticket wich is only logical. Could you also take that bus if you take the tube to Canning Town? Sorry if that's a dump question, but I'm not familiar with London transport.

Naah, just someone who knows about teaching people comminucation skills and might want to pass it to some attendees in their free time. Nothing official.

As there are many people from loads of different countries attending, wouldn't it be practical to offer some kind of communication training? Not by the organizers but there must be some "expert" attending that could help with that. Yeah, I know you'll talk with people anyway, but I thought about that while at a few cons and having some free time that would fit in perfectly.

What about the people traveling from abroad? Are they going to know what autographs they're gonna get in advance?

Okay, I think I can rest this. I'll just see how it goes.

I have two entry tickets and two reference numbers. I got additional stuff for one where I used the reference number for that ticket. I just got a new one for the second one I purchased weeks later.

Okay, probably just a small problem, but I ordered a second ticket for a friend and something went wrong. I typed in the reference number to get the second tickez and proceeded with the name thing only to find that I forgot my card. So I went to get it and when I came back I continued to give my data. But when I got the confirmation I realized that I now have a second reference number. Do you think it'll be a big problem to show up there to collect the tickets?

Yeah, I'd find that really cool. Or one about traditions, you know where you learn about them or do/learn to do typical things. A special effects workshop would be pretty interesting too. And a fight workshop. But I'd just like to know if there are going to be any. I don't really care about specifics yet.

I'm not sure but building things would be nice. Or a Trek Make-Up workshop. Something like that or completely different I just thought that there are usually workshops at other cons (cons I've been to at least) so there might be some here too.