DMoney2014

Silly question. Online Day Passes (Sat and Sun) have sold out. And there are no door sales on those days. Online Gold Passes have also sold out. Are those still available at the Venue? Cheers.

Hey Jonathan. True that for Saturday morning. Awesome that Showmasters would do that. I was referring to Friday afternoon, as others were to testify, was problematic in terms of... you could have easily arrived early and joined the regular queue, and gotten first for many of the guests for autographs and the like. The organisers for LFCC 2013 (on Friday), did indeed open up the doors 10 minutes early. The other queues tickets were processed faster, and got to do what they wanted to do sooner. Good of TooTall to investigate the situation. Regards: D

Hey Jonathan. That's great that they let you in 10 mins early. With the large acquisition of Comic/Gold Pass wristbands - you must admit, 10 minutes won't cut the mustard. Even if they let Comic/Gold Pass holders in the building, 10 minutes beforehand, by the time the wristbands are distributed to attendees, they are already behind the regular ticket holders for autographs and photo sales, etc. I was hoping someone would please please clarify what is going to be done to rectify this situation. Regards: D.

Hi All. Yes I thank Showmasters for always doing a wonderful wonderful job. I never ever regret getting a Gold Pass, as I think if you use your time wisely, it's is more than worth the investment. Like last time, and other shows besides LFCC, we are always told that the distribution of Gold Pass wristbands is going to be addressed. However - the regular ticket holders always seem to be let in first. It kinda of negates one of the reasons for buying a Gold Pass A majority of people will line up on Friday evening to receive their respective wristbands. Q. Can someone please inform us how this issue will be addressed? More crew to distribute wristbands? Wristbands being distributed earlier? I don't mean to sound disrespectful. The Showmasters crew over the years have, and continue to do an amazing job. Keep up the great work: D.

All. I was one of the lucky people whom, attended the screening last year, and I highly recommend anyone remotely interested in the Game of Thrones to do so. For those organizing this event - I would like to offer a suggestion. Q. Would it be possible to use subtitles, when the screening commences? That way people can follow the episode easier. I loved hearing from the cast and crew, but even though I had seen the episode, it was very difficult to follow the story (as the audio from the screening was turned down, to accommodate the cast). I think this would vastly improve the experience. Regards: D.