Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "San Diego Comic-Con" in English language version.
The Anime rooms move back to the Convention Center for 2015! Now located on the Mezzanine level in rooms 16AB, 17A, and 17B, Comic-Con once again offers 3 big rooms devoted to Anime screenings all weekend long!
Anime moves out of the Convention Center and gains an additional room!
... the new official publication of the San Diego Comic-Con International, WonderCon, and APE, the Alternative Press Expo ... Comic-Con Magazine will still contain the elements that made the Update the official preview of all the Comic-Con events ... We will continue showcasing exclusive interviews with special guests from all three of our shows ...
... Alex Ross' cover for our 2008 Souvenir Book ... The big news this year is that the Souvenir Book is switching to FULL COLOR ...
... produced by the folks who run the San Diego Comic-Con, its little sister show WonderCon and APE, the Alternative Press Expo. This new publication, Comic-Con Magazine, is the evolved version of Update ... there is a pretty in-depth preview of this year's San Diego Comic-Con ... a Comic-Con A to Z Guide and Interviews with actual Comic-Con attendees.
The event has become so popular that organizers have capped attendance at around 130,000 and implemented the digital-registration system to reduce long lines onsite (there are enough of those already) and to prevent ticket brokers from buying blocks of admission badges for resale.
People who want to attend Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday will have to purchase a badge for each day
Comic-Con reached a self-imposed attendance limit at the San Diego Convention Center (SDCC) in 2007 and has had to cap attendance at approximately 125,000 people each year since.
That same year, the direct economic impact of Comic-Con — a five-day pop culture celebration that is the county's largest convention — was pegged at $180 million.[permanent dead link]
Comic-Con 2016 was the first year that they implemented the Intellitix scanner and RFID system on the million-plus sq./ft. venue.
Comic-Con 2016 was the first year that they implemented the Intellitix scanner and RFID system on the million-plus sq./ft. venue.
While the Con's impact is global, it's San Diego's single largest convention, drawing more than 100,000 people who will rent hotel rooms, order meals and buy bagfuls of whatnots, all to the tune of $32 million.
"As you know because of limited space at the San Diego Convention Center we have had to cap attendance for the last few years," organizers said in their e-mail.
While the Con's impact is global, it's San Diego's single largest convention, drawing more than 100,000 people who will rent hotel rooms, order meals and buy bagfuls of whatnots, all to the tune of $32 million.
The Anime rooms move back to the Convention Center for 2015! Now located on the Mezzanine level in rooms 16AB, 17A, and 17B, Comic-Con once again offers 3 big rooms devoted to Anime screenings all weekend long!
Comic-Con 2016 was the first year that they implemented the Intellitix scanner and RFID system on the million-plus sq./ft. venue.
Anime moves out of the Convention Center and gains an additional room!
... the new official publication of the San Diego Comic-Con International, WonderCon, and APE, the Alternative Press Expo ... Comic-Con Magazine will still contain the elements that made the Update the official preview of all the Comic-Con events ... We will continue showcasing exclusive interviews with special guests from all three of our shows ...
... produced by the folks who run the San Diego Comic-Con, its little sister show WonderCon and APE, the Alternative Press Expo. This new publication, Comic-Con Magazine, is the evolved version of Update ... there is a pretty in-depth preview of this year's San Diego Comic-Con ... a Comic-Con A to Z Guide and Interviews with actual Comic-Con attendees.
... Alex Ross' cover for our 2008 Souvenir Book ... The big news this year is that the Souvenir Book is switching to FULL COLOR ...
People who want to attend Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday will have to purchase a badge for each day
"As you know because of limited space at the San Diego Convention Center we have had to cap attendance for the last few years," organizers said in their e-mail.
Comic-Con reached a self-imposed attendance limit at the San Diego Convention Center (SDCC) in 2007 and has had to cap attendance at approximately 125,000 people each year since.
