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Hi, I wish to accompany someone who is disabled to the show and wonder what the procedure is. They are a blue badge holder and unable to stand for long periods of time. If we were to purchase tickets how does it work with disability access and the queues? Are we able to come at a designated time/sit to the side or get in last or first? Thanks.

Hi, I wonder if we have any indication of timings on the day? I will be attending with my two children (5 & 7) who I don't think will last the entire day. They're both very excited to meet JM however. I want to get early bird tickets to avoid mass queues however don't want to get in at 9 if he's shoot won't be until 1pm for instance. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Yes. Sorry - just wanted to clarify. If I have a batch 1 ticket for Richard Dean Anderson, am I able to join the queue for batch 2? He is at the beginning of the day and all the rest of my opps are at the end of the day on Friday!

Ah yes, I thought so. They'll be 5 & 7 at the time so not quite in my arms anymore unfortunately! Thank you! :)

Hi, I think I know the answer to this - that I'll need to buy two but can I ask... I have two young children who are rather obsessed with Once More With Feeling and so would be rather excited to meet James Marsters this year. It'll be their first official photo shoot at comic con too so very excited Mummy too. Will I need to buy two photo opp tickets for each of them, even if it's just the one photo? Also, I presume there isn't age restrictions on the photo opps? Thanks,