SDCC 2012, July 12-15, San Diego, CA

[inthehottub]

Official registered for tix at SDCC

[inthehottub]

I wasted 10 minutes trying to get that link to work.

[Apotheosis]

I didn't really have a problem with the link. I got a 505 error, but refreshed and got to the page. Already made it through with tickets for my brother and myself.

[easyt63]

my only gripe is that they made it sound like you could only register through the link in the email. So I sat there for ten minutes clicking the link after it timed out.

[MediumLover]

I'm # 6738 AT 830 Pst

[Apotheosis]

It would be nice to get a confirmation email about my purchases though

[easyt63]

4 day sold out

 

[MediumLover]

4 day pass just sold out

[MediumLover]

Single tickets it is.

[sfrenchenterprise]

I managed to snag 4 Day w/ Preview

[Awax]

8954 in line as of now..

 

Had two waiting rooms open.. One on computer.. One on iPad...

 

The iPad one froze about 20 mins in.. Luckily had the computer one..

 

Now let's hope I can get a damn ticket..

[Battle]

I'm going to refresh my screen because this isn't painful enough.

[magZ]

only 1 ticket per id

 

 

[MediumLover]

Single tickets for Thursday-Sunday purchased.

[inthehottub]

Single tickets for Thursday-Sunday purchased.

Another boardie made it.

[inthehottub]

Friday sold out

 

[Battle]

Friday and Saturday sold out at 9am

[sfrenchenterprise]

Logged on right at 8 pacific. I started #3941 in line. The window refreshed every 2 minutes, each time I moved up 400-600 in line. Got to the buy window in about 15 minutes, they still had 4 day + preview night, so bought that. I think San Diego did an outstanding job, this was painless.

 

+1

[ExcludedTim]

Same here. Nabbed 4 with preview night for me and my buddies. Though have only received confirmation for the last person I registered. I hope all is well.

[50YrsCollctngCmcs]

And to think in 1972 you could go to New York Comic Con, wait in line with 25-50 other people to get in the July 4th show. You didnt admit what you were doing though because everyone would think you were crazy. Hats off to Phil Seuling; he would be proud as he was a pioneer.