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You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login"Comic-Con is posting parking information as a service to our attendees and the city of San Diego. Comic-Con has nothing to do with parking for the event. The sale, pricing, and allocation of parking spaces are all controlled by the individual companies that own the parking lots. ACE Parking offered a lottery-system sale for their lots in April, which they announced independently on their website. They will open their system to the public again to sell any remaining parking spaces. For more information on the date and time of that sale, visit You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login "
Wow. All of that is, of course absolutely true... but does it strike anyone else as sort of cowardly and cold to post that statement this far after the fact? Especially considering just having the "parking" page as part of their site seems to imply that they will be posting helpful information on it.
It's not that I don't think they had a reason for doing it this way, but I still think there were definitely more attendee-friendly ways to go. Even, just, posting this exact same statement 3 months ago. Or removing the "parking" page from their site entirely.
Agreed. They knew this was going on, so they shouldn't have kept the 'information coming soon.' on their webpage. If they didn't want to post or promote Ace, they should have just removed the page entirely.
I have no problem with them waiting until the general sale. That lottery was a half-baked fiasco I wouldn't have wanted the appearance of being involved with......and once they post it, they are involved and start getting hammered with emails and complaints even if they say a million times that they have nothing to do with it, because it is on their page.I wouldn't have posted about it until general sale either. Plenty of parking left, even at Bayfront by all accounts. That lottery really just messed things up.