#sandiegocon

I have been receiving questions about the difference between the larger Comic Cons like San Diego and New York vs. the smaller ones like Phoenix and Pensacola. Well the larger ones are fun and they have a lot of booths you can visit, plus the lines are sometimes unbearable, trying to receive a wrist band to get an autograph is basically impossible. I had a friend that waited in line at the San Diego Comic Con for two days and when they finely got the chance to pull a ticket to see if they were going to get an autograph they got a blank ticket which meant they weren’t getting anything. The Phoenix Comic Con is so personable they have quiet a few attendees but they have a system that works really well and if you want to talk to a guest after they have gone through their crowds you are more than welcome to. The smaller Cons you get to have more of an interaction with not only the guest but with other attendees and the employees/ volunteers. Don’t get me wrong I have been on all ends of Comic Cons, whether it was for volunteering, attending and even strictly business I always see people at the smaller Cons have a lot more fun. I personally attend all the Comic Cons and enjoy the experience that I get out of each one but for people that are just getting into Comic Cons the smaller ones will give you a great experience and fantastic memories.