Hi Parka,
I live in the San Diego area and I'm attending SD Comic Con on Friday. Of course there's lots to do but it depends on how far from your hotel you what to go. Traffic during the Con and the San Diego area will be insanely bad. For example, several Comic Con guests coming from Los Angeles underestimated the traffic and became "no-shows." Seriously. I haven't attended any Cons in Asia or Europe but I guarantee this will be a very big event and the traffic will reflect it. Comic Con itself is going to be more than you can imagine if you're willing to go with the flow of the massive crowds. It's going to be a hot, fast, loud blur of great fun. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes, bring snacks and water and get your camera batteries fully charged. After the Con things will settle down. If you're staying downtown, Sea World and the Zoo are close by. I can give you more suggestions depending on what you want to do with your time. Send me an email.
Hi Parka,
I live in the San Diego area and I'm attending SD Comic Con on Friday. Of course there's lots to do but it depends on how far from your hotel you what to go. Traffic during the Con and the San Diego area will be insanely bad. For example, several Comic Con guests coming from Los Angeles underestimated the traffic and became "no-shows." Seriously. I haven't attended any Cons in Asia or Europe but I guarantee this will be a very big event and the traffic will reflect it. Comic Con itself is going to be more than you can imagine if you're willing to go with the flow of the massive crowds. It's going to be a hot, fast, loud blur of great fun. Wear comfortable shoes and clothes, bring snacks and water and get your camera batteries fully charged. After the Con things will settle down. If you're staying downtown, Sea World and the Zoo are close by. I can give you more suggestions depending on what you want to do with your time. Send me an email.