nascar246788 wrote:magicalme wrote:conventiongeek wrote:
In many ways you are right, but what you fail to miss is the amount of people attending. Sure NYCC is big, but there are likely twice as many attending SDCC or more. I have attended NYCC and it only works smoothly if you win the lottery. I have lost and I was so disappointed to not have a chance at getting some of the exclusives I so wanted. At least at SDCC you can put in the time and be rewarded. And the iPad is no longer a lottery, just tells you what time slot you have. I'll take the sure thing over a 1 in a 130,000 chance of getting in on a single day and hoping that you have an early enough time so that everything is not sold out. Not a fan of lotteries.
OHHHH .. I thought the iPad was a lottery - a yes or no is what I was told. So I thought you could wait all night and then get to the ipad just to be told no! What time is the best time to line up for a guaranteed shot at getting the booth? I mean I really don’t want to wait all night and will have my son/Family in San Diego with me so would be really hard...
So it is a lottery in a way. You aren't guaranteed a yes or no when you step up, if you get a time slot then it is a yes. I have heard of some people not getting time slots even though all tickets have not been handed out.
You can get back into line if you miss out the first time and try again!
As for what time to get in the main line, I believe Sails Pavilion opens around 6:30 am and lotteries will begin shortly after that. So, before then.














