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Easier said than done, with the crew squashing everyone in as tightly as possible it really is impossible avoiding to inhale all the smoke

One other little thing: People smoking in the queues. I understand that it's legal to smoke outside, but it's just disgusting. It's not as if I can walk away because I would just lose my spot in the queue. I don't really know if anything can be done about it, but it really wasn't pleasant being forced to breathe in all the crap from the people in front of me and behind me.

Alright so having been to DSTL last year and now LFCC I now have some kind of idea of how things go/should go so here's my feedback: Let's start off with the good stuff: Amazing work on the behalf of the crew, really helpful. A big hi 5 to you guys. Plenty of great guests, good talks. Especially over in the comic zone there were some really cool minor talks on the D stage. Generally things were done efficiently and on time. The GoT live screening was phenomenal. Stuff that could be improved on: Audio during the talks. Whilst this was not a problem on the smaller stages, it felt a bit awkward on stage A. At DSTL there were speakers set up on the sides but also along the path that runs across the length of the stage. During some of the talks I had trouble hearing what was being said and I felt like the setup at DSTL was better in this regard. More guest talks? Whilst there was a lot of really good free talks, especially the Charles Martinet and the Neal Adams talks were amazing, I think there could have been more guest talks. For example Rene Auberjonois looked rather bored at times and he was reading a book. Why not do perhaps 30-45 minute talks with just single guests or maybe a in pairs, without tickets like the Charles Martinet talk which attracted a lot of people. Also I felt like the layout for the talks was not optimal. Wouldn't a semi circle layout make more sense? That way people could see and hear much better from the back. The gaming zone felt really sloppy, other than that bus thing there was nothing to it and it felt very half assed. At least if you do show off new controllers and other hardware, then have someone there to explain what's so good about it rather than just put it there. Less 'cattle herding'. At the Peter Dinklage photoshoot I was shoved into the photoshoot and then very quickly pulled off after the photo was taken. I understand that some guests are busy and you have a lot to get through, but to be fair we are paying a lot of money for this so give us at least a couple of seconds to enjoy the moment. But other than that, I had a fantastic weekend and I hope to return either in October, or next year as money permits. Thanks!

If its anything like Destination Star Trek London was last year then yes. As soon as the doors opened , people physically ran to get the free tickets and it was quite savage really. It wasn't really first come first serve either, since people with priority tickets were let in first. Hopefully it should be a bit different here with only two types of tickets and the majority of them being standard

Thank you that makes sense, I think the first thing I will do on Friday is to buy the ticket for the Game of Thrones live screening in hopes of getting a decent seat.

I was wondering that the seating will be like for all the paid talks and the game of thrones live commentary. From what I understand there will be some space reserved for the gold ticket holders, but what about all the other people, I mean if we all paid the same price how is it decided who gets to sit at the front and who has to sit right at the back?