sebpatrick

It takes a lot longer to sign something than it does to get a photo. So what you're basically saying is "fewer fans should have the chance to meet Stan on the last/only opportunity they're ever going to get". SM obviously had to make a choice, schedule-wise, between autographs and photographs. Given that (a) people had already forked out money for the photos and (b ) it was easier to get through several hundred of them rather than fifty or so autographs, they made absolutely the right choice about which to prioritise.

I see the common consensus is that they get through around 400 photo tickets each hour. But given that Stan Lee is only scheduled to do three hours total on each day, what are the prospects for those of us who have tickets well over 1200? I'm in the 1300s, and although I know the 400 thing is clearly only an estimate, I'm a bit concerned that enough time hasn't been allotted to get through all the tickets that have been sold! Is there any kind of guarantee (notwithstanding illness or any other reason why Stan may not be able to complete the day) that those of us who have forked out £65 for a photo will actually get our photo? What happens if not everybody's been called - or we've been called but the queue hasn't moved fast enough for us to get our picture done - by the time the event closes?