1: Have a plan. Doubling or tripling back is frustrating. 2: Utilize signature services for creators that you do not have to see in person. Normally they will charge you 15 - 20 bucks to stand in line. 3: Bring bottled water & a phone quick charger. 4: Plan on something big enough & sturdy enough to protect what you buy. 5: Lastly break up your day. Plan your panels, autographs, and purchasing accordingly. No need to lug around purchases to everything all day. You can either stash them in a locker on site or wait before leaving. Doing all this helps reduce the stress and increase the fun.
Everybody's got different tastes and values, but if you're spending all weekend standing in line, that sounds like a bad weekend to me. Also, telling single people to offer that cutie a hot dog? I see you Kicks, you ain't slick
Soooooo...🤔...like, you think you can go to one of these and find someone whom would wanna eat your hotdog...❓️❓️❓️ Anyways, heIIa awesome tips...🤘🏼💯✔️
@@comicsaredope I had a some what decent time at NYCC. But I brought down a few comics to get autographed *8 in total* and a few artists didn't show up or some other ones wanted 15 dollars to get something signed.
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1: Have a plan. Doubling or tripling back is frustrating. 2: Utilize signature services for creators that you do not have to see in person. Normally they will charge you 15 - 20 bucks to stand in line. 3: Bring bottled water & a phone quick charger. 4: Plan on something big enough & sturdy enough to protect what you buy. 5: Lastly break up your day. Plan your panels, autographs, and purchasing accordingly. No need to lug around purchases to everything all day. You can either stash them in a locker on site or wait before leaving. Doing all this helps reduce the stress and increase the fun.
You mean I should not rock my timbs and Yankee fitted? 🤣🤣🤣
The Yankee fitted is a must at all times. But not the timbs. (Insert T-Pain Timberland rant here) lol
@@comicsaredope 🤣🤣🤣
Planning to go last minute to my first NYCC, feeling a little more relaxed and psyched after your tips! Thanks!
no problem! I'm glad it helped!
Same
Everybody's got different tastes and values, but if you're spending all weekend standing in line, that sounds like a bad weekend to me.
Also, telling single people to offer that cutie a hot dog? I see you Kicks, you ain't slick
Thanks for the tips for my first time coming up
Great advice! I wish I could go too
I'm gonna try hard to make it next year.
Thanks man
No problem!
Always Rockin the Yeezy 350 Boosts 💪🏻
if I could, I'd wear them every day of my life lol
@@comicsaredope Oh I do lmao I always have a fresh pair and then kind of a beater pair for most days 😂
I did not have convention pimping on my convention bingo card.
😂😂
Thank you for these tips. I'm hoping to go to new york comic con one day ☺
Yeah all this is true, been going to NYCC since 2008 and I still makes these mistakes
Soooooo...🤔...like, you think you can go to one of these and find someone whom would wanna eat your hotdog...❓️❓️❓️ Anyways, heIIa awesome tips...🤘🏼💯✔️
Are rolling bags allowed in NYCC cause I’m hearing they aren’t
How much do writers/artists like Jim Lee or Mark Waid charge for signatures?
that's a good question. I haven't seen their pricing online. When I met John Romita Jr this summer, it was $20 per raw signature.
So should not wear a Boston hat?
never
@@comicsaredope I had a some what decent time at NYCC. But I brought down a few comics to get autographed *8 in total* and a few artists didn't show up or some other ones wanted 15 dollars to get something signed.