jademara

I had the same experience with the Iron Throne. Very friendly thing, let me sit the way I wanted

I also had a problem with my silver pass which I paid not little money for. On Friday when I clearly showed my confirmation e-mail to the staff and also told them I had a silver pass, they sent me to queue with the regular pre-ordered ticket holders. After getting to the building I had to queue 2 more to finally get my wristband. My friend buying tickets there got in earlier. On Saturday when I went to Stan Lee's signing area I was told, that I needed a VQ even though the description of the silver pass says I don't. After all the poor treatment I decided not to go for Sunday, which means I spent less money on the event I than I originally wanted to. Will anyone compensate that I didn't get to enjoy the advantages I paid extra for?

Edward James Olmos was lovely, had a nice chat with him since I'm from Hungary just like his family. Next to him Jamie Bamber was shaking hands and taking pictures with little fans, also a very nice guy. Dave Prowse was taking time to talk to his fans especially to the little ones, it was an honor to meet him.

Sorry to hear that Since yesterday I almost got a panic attack trying to get out of the building, I decided not to go today. During the afternoon it was nearly impossible to get out from the people wanting to get inside. Except Stan I got everything else I wanted yesterday.

Maybe my English is not good enough and I wasn't clear enough for you to understand, but I tried to get there with my silver pass and they told me I still need the VQ. Yes, the staff didn't let me there with my silver pass.

Unfortunately I also have to join the many people complaining. I had a silver pass and this is what the description said when I bought it: "Silver Passes will give you the following: Exclusive limited Comic Silver Pass 1) Entry for all 3 days of the London Film and Comic Con (6pm Friday, 9am Saturday and Sunday) 2) Access to, and seating behind the gold passes at, an evening event with major comic creators including Stan Lee (Saturday night, time and location to be confirmed. Guests appear subject to work commitments.) 3) A goody bag with some exclusive items. 4) Immediate access to the queues for all comic and media guests. No VQ ticket required. " On Friday I arrived at 5pm, there were already many people waiting, so I had no chance to get close to the signs to check where is the queue I need, so I asked the staff outside, showing them my confirmation letter for the silver pass. They directed me to a queue which for me seemed to be way too long, but I asked another staff and the person standing in front of me in the queue, and they both said that's where I should be. Great. When we got to the door, the staff told me, no that was the queue for the online bought tickets, not for gold or silver passes, so they sent me to the queue to the ticket office, where people buying tickets on the day were already standing. I still waited patiently, when I got there, they checked my confirmation letter, and they told me to go inside with that, and queue at the sales desk. So to get my silver pass I paid a fair amount of money I had to queue 3 times, and my friend buying his ticket there was in before me. On Saturday I went there early again, around 8pm, once again asked the staff where should I go if I have a silver pass and want to enter the hall where Stan Lee is signing. They sent me to a queue which ended up being the queue for silver and gold pass holders, but for EC2, and there was no access to the other building from inside. So by the time I could get out and get in to the other building, I got a VQ number 1040. I knew in that moment I had no chance to get my autograph. I just don't understand why did it say I don't need to get a VQ when I clearly had to. For the other guests I wanted to see, the queue was so short, that they didn't even give VQ tickets, or where they did it didn't matter if I got a VQ ticket or joined the end of the queue. Never mind, I thought, I won't get an autograph, but there is still that evening event, so at least I can see Stan Lee. I asked at least four staff members (they were hard to find at this point around 3pm), but they either didn't know anything about that event, or said that only gold pass holders can meet Stan Lee. I won't mention other problems, because others did before me, my only question is then, why did I pay 170 pounds for? Those autographs and photos I got, I could have gotten with a normal or early bird ticket, costing me much less, so I would have had more money to buy other things. Sincerly, a quite disappointed and confused silver pass holder.