My friend Josh has volunteered at Comic-Con for years and in April I thought, could I go? Should I go? It is practically impossible to get tickets to Comic-Con since they sell out in minutes and one of the perks of being a volunteer is you are guaranteed purchasable tickets. So knowing this most likely would be my one shot to go, I did it! Comic-Con International happened a few weekends ago, and it was even better than I had ever anticipated. I really love sci-fi TV & movies, and it was everywhere. I was in sci-fi nerd heaven. Even if you can’t get a ticket, I would say it would be worth it to go because the whole area of San Diego near the convention center is transformed for Comic-Con and there are tons of booths outside of the event, parties you can attend and even celebrities walking among you. I have a few funny stories of my run-ins with celebrities down there. I even conquered the dreaded Hall H and it wasn’t that bad (if you don’t go Saturday).
We even got a little sight seeing in. We went to Coronado, La Jolla, Pacific Beach, and Sunset Cliffs. I am pretty obsessed with the beach so that is where most of my photos are from. I didn’t take too many at Comic-Con because I just felt there was no way to do justice to what I was seeing, it really is an experience! We did go to eat at the Great Maple which I would highly recommend. I particularly would want to go back for their beignets with a side of lemon curd dipping sauce. Yum!
Glad you got to experience San Diego. You didn’t get to Balboa Park which is extremely beautiful, but maybe on your next trip.
See why Patti and I spend 3. Mos a year there.