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You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginLast year for Warehouse 13 I stayed in line for three hours and didn't get in. Three hours in the sun in a costume. So if it's a popular panel I don't care what room it's in you have to get there four hours in advance. You know the popular panels, the TV and movie ones.What room was that panel in?
Last year for Warehouse 13 I stayed in line for three hours and didn't get in. Three hours in the sun in a costume. So if it's a popular panel I don't care what room it's in you have to get there four hours in advance. You know the popular panels, the TV and movie ones.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginLast year for Warehouse 13 I stayed in line for three hours and didn't get in. Three hours in the sun in a costume. So if it's a popular panel I don't care what room it's in you have to get there four hours in advance. You know the popular panels, the TV and movie ones.What room was that panel in?Ballroom 20
This will be my tenth year attending this epic show. In addition to bringing tons of patience and smiling faces, it makes it a happier event for everyone when we all remember to bring respect for each attendee's fandom preferences. I generally bite my tongue when someone starts making negative comments about a particular genre of the popular arts; however, we all need to me mindful not to hurt someone's feelings. Healthy debate is fine (such as Star Wars versus Star Trek or Batman versus Superman): It's when attendees cross the line by loudly belittling certain fans that it becomes frustrating. As the saying goes, different strokes for different folks.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginLast year for Warehouse 13 I stayed in line for three hours and didn't get in. Three hours in the sun in a costume. So if it's a popular panel I don't care what room it's in you have to get there four hours in advance. You know the popular panels, the TV and movie ones.What room was that panel in?Ballroom 20So then this just supports my point that the only rooms you need to be 3-4 hours early for are Hall H and Ballroom 20. If you avoid those 2 rooms, you don't need to be at any panel more than an hour early.One important thing to know and part of a lot of people's strategy is that the panel rooms are not cleared between panels. This means a lot of people will sit through 2 or 3 panels just to make sure they have a spot for the panel they really want to see. Again, this is mostly an issue with Hall H and Ballroom 20.Last year for the first time I saw folks camping out for Ballroom 20. Crazy.