How Do Meet & Greets At Wizard World Work Opposed To Other Cons?

*MikeandRaph87* · 06-28-2014, 09:00 PM

I go to one con a year that is independently run,the local comic shop set it up three decades ago,Heroes Convention. It attracts a variety of A list talent from the past and present. I noticed that Wizard World has B list celebs that are apart of cult followings alongside comic creators many I am used to seeing on the guest list at Heroes Con. Wizard World is starting a convention stop in Richmond which has me intrigued with Adam West & Burt Ward and Jason David Frank as guest. However looking at Wizard World's website something caught my eye the second time I went on the site. $75 tickets for each guest or more in a package deal. Can I not met Adam and Jason's autographs for free after standing in line a couple hours apiece? I am not going to shell out a large amount to see guys I grew up with watching on TV but if its just for some personal time and panel entry fee and I can get signatures from them for a single admission ticket I will work it out to attend it. Someone who has attended Wizard World events please clear up my confusion.Thanks.

06-28-2014, 09:00 PM	#1
MikeandRaph87 Jedi Master Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: JLA Satellite Headquarters Posts: 11,189	How Do Meet & Greets At Wizard World Work Opposed To Other Cons? I go to one con a year that is independently run,the local comic shop set it up three decades ago,Heroes Convention. It attracts a variety of A list talent from the past and present. I noticed that Wizard World has B list celebs that are apart of cult followings alongside comic creators many I am used to seeing on the guest list at Heroes Con. Wizard World is starting a convention stop in Richmond which has me intrigued with Adam West & Burt Ward and Jason David Frank as guest. However looking at Wizard World's website something caught my eye the second time I went on the site. $75 tickets for each guest or more in a package deal. Can I not met Adam and Jason's autographs for free after standing in line a couple hours apiece? I am not going to shell out a large amount to see guys I grew up with watching on TV but if its just for some personal time and panel entry fee and I can get signatures from them for a single admission ticket I will work it out to attend it. Someone who has attended Wizard World events please clear up my confusion.Thanks. __________________ Michelangelo: This looks like a job for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Raphael: Sheesh, Mikey this ain't a cartoon!