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Thursday11:30 am — 12:30 Christie Golden B&N Booth 202212:30 pm — 1:30 Tim Zahn Del Rey Booth 25221 pm — 2 Chuck Wendig B&N Booth 20224 pm — 6:30 Tim Zahn B&N Booth 2022Friday11 am — 12 Chuck Wendig Del Rey Booth 252211 am — 1 Tim Zahn B&N Booth 202212:30 pm — 1:30 John Jackson Miller B&N Booth 20221:30 pm — 2:30 Christie Golden B&N Booth 20223 pm — 4:00 Chuck Wendig B&N Booth 20225:30 pm — 6:30 Tim Zahn B&N Booth 20225:45 pm — 6:45 Christie Golden & Delilah S. Dawson Del Rey Booth 2522Saturday11 am — 12:30 Christie Golden & Delilah S. Dawson Del Rey Booth 25222 pm — 4:30 Tim Zahn B&N Booth 20223 pm — 4 John Jackson Miller Del Rey Booth 25224 pm — 5 Chuck Wendig B&N Booth 20225 pm — 6 Christie Golden & Delilah S. Dawson & Tim Zahn Del Rey Booth 2522 Sunday10:30 am — 11:30 Chuck Wendig, Christie Golden & Delilah S. Dawson Del Rey Booth 25221 pm — 2 Tim Zahn at Del Rey Booth 25221 pm — 2 Christie Golden B&N Booth 20222:30 pm — 4:30 Tim Zahn B&N Booth 2022
So how does the line work for the opening ceremony? Is there a specific time that they let you line up, and are there unofficial lines? I want a good seat so I want to make sure I'm in Orlando by the time the line starts to form.
Looks like the info about lines and wristbands for Celebration & Galaxy stages is up on the website! You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginHow to get a (required) wristband to see Celebration & Galaxy Stage panels and how to queue for the Celebration Experience Exhibit Hall:After you receive your Star Wars Celebration Orlando badge, you can choose to queue to receive a Celebration or Galaxy Stage Wristband for Celebration or Galaxy Stage panels of your choice while supplies last, or join the Celebration Experience Exhibition Hall ChutesCelebration & Galaxy Stage Wristband QueuesThere will be separate Wristband Queues for each Celebration & Galaxy Stage panel each day.Wristband Queues will be for that day’s panels only (you can get a Friday panel wristband on Friday, but not a Saturday panel wristband on Friday).Choose which panel is your priority, and get in that queue first.Fans will be limited to two wristbands (two Celebration & Galaxy Stage panels total — not two on each stage) per day, while supplies last.Capacity of the stage will dictate available seats and thus available wristbands.At approximately 6am each day, the Celebration staff will start wristbanding in each panel queue.A single wristband will be put on each person. Extra wristbands will not be given out. You must be present to receive a wristband The only exception is for the companion of a Medical Sticker holder. This companion, if he is holding his own badge plus the badge of the Medical Sticker holder, can pick up two wristbands at this time. Wristbands may not be transferred, or will not be replaced if lost or stolen.Once you have your wristband for one panel, you can move through to another panel queue, and get a second wristband if there is supply for that panel remaining. Check the screens in the Queue Hall, which will be updated live, for wristband status.After you have received two panel wristbands, or if all wristbands are gone for panels that day, you can move to the Celebration Experience Exhibition Hall Chutes, unless your first panel takes place at the Celebration or Galaxy Stage at 11:00.If all wristbands are not given out before Celebration is open for the day, they will continue to be given out in the Queue Hall right up until the panel starts. Be sure to check the digital info wall for updated wristband availability for the day’s panels.The Behind-The-Scenes Stage (BTSS) will be wristbanded for four panels only: the 40th Anniversary Panel Thursday, the Last Jedi panel on Friday, Rebels on Saturday, and the Closing Ceremonies on Sunday. The shows will be streamed to the BTSS. All other shows on the BTSS will not be wristbanded, and will be seated first-come, first-served.Star Wars Fan Stage, Star Wars Collectors’ Stage, Star Wars Rebels Theater, Star Wars University and Star Wars Podcast Stage will not be wristbanded. Seating for these stages will be first-come, first-served.When the “Sleepover” nights take place in the Queue Hall, and how to be a part of themPack your Star Wars jammies! Wednesday and Thursday nights will be the “sleepover” nights in the Celebration Queue Hall (Halls D and E).Celebration Sleepover nights will be Wednesday, April 12 and Thursday, April 13, 2017.On each night, the process will be the same for participating:Starting at 8pm Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the queues will open. We will have separate Wristband queues for each show on the Celebration and Galaxy Stages, and also a separate queue for those wanting to access the Celebration Exhibit Hall or other programming (no wristbands).Doors for registration and the queue lines will stay open until 12 midnight Wednesday and Thursday evenings.At 12 midnight the doors will close for the night, with no one else allowed in. There will be concessions and bathrooms open inside overnight.Please note that no camping cots, and no chairs larger than will collapse and fit in a backpack.If you choose to leave after 12 midnight Wednesday and Thursday, you will not be allowed back in the Registration and Queue Hall until 5am the next morning.Wristbanding for Celebration and Galaxy Stage performances will begin at 6am in the associated Wristbanding queues.Bag & Coat Check will open at 8am each morning in W231, near the Queue Hall. You can exit to check your bags and coats, but will need to reenter through the security screening.
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So I got an email from my OnPeak hotel stating that I needed to give them the CVV number from my credit card or else they would cancel my reservation. Anyone else get something similar? Is this legit or am I just being paranoid?
At Celebration Orlando, he will be present for all four days of the show, signing autographs and part of some very special programming.On Friday, April 14, fans can attend “Mark Hamill’s Tribute to Carrie Fisher,” in which the actor remembers the talent, humor, and legacy of his friend and co-star.Sunday, April 16, will see Hamill take the stage solo (no pun intended) for the appropriately titled “Hamill Himself,” featuring an hour of anecdotes and audience Q&A. In the past, Hamill has discussed everything from making the Star Wars films to how he gave his complete collection of vintage Star Wars toys to his kids, allowing them to open every single item. (He’ll also throw in the occasional Beatles reference.) Who knows what he’ll discuss this time?