So you want to go to San Diego Comic-Con but you don’t have a lot of cash. Don’t worry! It’s absolutely possible to enjoy the con with a small SDCC budget. Back when I first went to SDCC, I was an early 20-something retail employee with an extremely limited amount of disposable income. At first […]
Hall H Tips & FAQ Hotels and badges aren’t the only competitive aspects of San Diego Comic-Con. Sometimes getting into a panel can be a challenge. But, like with all other things SDCC, it’s not impossible. With some time and understanding of how things work, you too can conquer Hall H, the biggest and […]
SDCC Hotel Tips & FAQ – Welcome to our San Diego Comic-Con Hotel Tips & FAQ! This page will be updated every year with changes. This article was started back in 2014 and the majority of the information remains the same, but as with all things SDCC, there are procedural differences every year. We’ll note […]
Orlando’s version of Galaxy’s Edge opened yesterday, just in time for the holiday weekend, but Hurricane Dorian may cause many fans some major travel woes.
What a major bummer for Star Wars fans who wanted to bring home the unique coke bottles from Galaxy’s Edge! The TSA has ruled that they are considered ‘replica explosives’ and aren’t allowed in either carry on or checked baggage.
Comic-Con International tweeted information about SDCC 2020 Returning Registration this morning, and it’s time for you to officially sit up and pay attention.
This year Dragon Con hosted over 85,000 people, which meant that cosplay at Dragon Con 2019 was approximately 50% Scoops Ahoy.
The Geekiary is headed to Baltimore Comic Con! There’s less than a month until the convention opens, and things are a little extra hectic because the Baltimore Marathon is the same weekend. It’s time to nail down hotel and parking …
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