Big Texas Comicon Tickets

This was my first comic con experience, I loved it!

This was our first con since Covid....it was great to get back in the swing of things!

I loved the venue. Spacious. Clean. Air conditioner. Seating outside of the con to sit and take a breather. Lots of food choices. My son and I had a great time!!!

Perfect 1st time using ticket Master app and it was easy-to-use.

There was so much to look at and we had so much fun!

Awesome experience. Meet a lot Cosplay characters and spoke to a comic book illustrator that gave my daughter great advice. Took a lot of pictures.

It was my first Big Texan Comic-Con experience the best birthday present I could ever receive and I loved my photo with art the clown that was my favorite see you next yr

The Big Texas Comicon not only delivered amazing celebrity guest appearances, they were also very well organized. Their photo op sessions were posted on their website and throughout the venue, as well as listed in a pamphlet handed out at check in. Photo op lines were organized by times, row line up numbers, and admission pass tier. Only thing that could have made it better would be wider rows to stand in, as you kinda had to stand up straight to not rub up against the person beside you. They made microphone announcements 15 minutes prior to each panel and always listed the room number to go to, which also had signs posted throughout the venue. They also announced last calls for photo ops numerous times to ensure everyone had an opportunity to get their photo taken, which they'd pre-paid for. There were numerous vendors with so many different products. Few of the vendors were selling similar products, but with variations, so you did need to shop around a bit before making a decision to ensure you got something you loved at the best price. But there were only a few overlaps with the exact same product at multiple places (funko pops were the exception to this, though some vendors had discontinued or signed versions that others didn't have). Which was nice because that meant the variety of items at the vendors was vast and the variations on similar products was also large. The staff and vendors were all friendly and very welcoming. However, there is one thing to note on the amount of staff. Though there were plenty of staff located throughout the venue to guide you and answer questions, it did seem some areas with fixed staff position were lacking people. For example, the photo op pickup table. 1 guy sorting all of the prints made it so he couldn't stop moving. If he was too slow to put a photo on top of the printer, attendees would just reach over and grab their photo on their own, which I'm sure isn't exactly what the venue hosts wanted. If someone wanted to buy protective sheets for their photos, he'd have to make that sale and stop getting the photos out of the printers. The lady working the laptop to process digital prints for those that purchased it was also in need of help, as she had a long line forming. 1 more person at each position to help that station would have been useful for the staff, and to cut down the lines. And maybe 1 more person working the photo op line, as many times people stepped out of their rows and the lines got slopy, but the staff didn't see because the 1 person had his back to the line the majority of the time. Cell reception in that venue is always horrible. The vendors and staff had their own private wifi to use through the convention organizers, in order to ensure communication and payment processing, but maybe guest wifi for the attendees would be nice. If possible. Many times I wanted to look something up like a graphic to customize a product a vendor was going to make for me, or text a friend the photo I just took with my favorite celebrity, but I wasn't able to, due to no cell service. I also wasn't able to follow any of the vendors Instagrams or check out their social media at the time, and that is more of a do it now thing because once you get home, you either forget or just don't end up following them. It's more of a convenience for us in attendance, but would be a super nice thing to have in the future. One other note. In order to attend the panel, you had to leave the arena. And even though you have a wristband, in order to get back in, you have to go through bag check all over again. After each panel broke, people would immediately want to go back into the event arena, which formed a massive line at bag check. While I understand the need to check bags again for safety, we never left the convention center. And then had to go through the exact same line new attendees were going through. Maybe having a separate bag check area for those with wristbands could help with those trying to reenter, to help the lines. It was agrivating to have to wait so long to get back in, and imagine if you had a photo op schedule coming up. I could be frustrating to those having just showed up going in for the first time right as a panel group breaks, and getting caught in that mess. Overall, it was a very smooth experience for me, from checking, to getting my wristband, to ensuring I knew what event was starting, where to go, and how much time was left. Ample friendly and welcoming roaming staff throughout the venue and clear guidelines and directions posted everywhere. There was even food available for purchase inside the venue, which was nice because I didn't have to leave to eat. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and was extremely happy with the celebrity guests they brought in. They had some top quality celebs from many genres and something for everyone. I do plan to attend again in the future, especially if they bring in celebs that I'm interested in seeing/meeting.

It was really great 👍, better than I expected and very organized. Nice staff and perfect venue for the time of year. Plenty of vendors and local groups. More swag would have made it better.

Felt lame this year wasn’t a lot of people dressed up. And my photo op person canceled and I could not cancel my whole day cause I bought the tickets no refunds. My kid cried for 2 days due to her photo op, so this was probly my last year going

Celeb area was good, very open. Vender area was also spaced out and not crowded.

Fun for the whole family, lots of vendors, well organized

I had a blast!! The only hiccup was the volunteers almost messed up my order by giving me a wristband instead of my VIP, but they were quick to resolve the matter.

This Con was so much better and organized then the one I went to earlier this year. What I really liked is that it was spread out and you could look around without everybody running into you. And the organization of the signings was really significant!

My entire family had fun. Eleven of us, together, having fun, enjoying the day. Lots of good Cosplayers. The guests were good. Ms. Emily Swallow, The Armorer in The Mandalorian was most gracious to spend some time at the The 501st Legion's booth. A day well spent with the family.

I loved the scanning of tickets to get into the venue and buying the tickets was so easy

Saw very little comics or much to do with comics. Very disappointed in what was available at the booths.

Really blown away how much fun this con was over the weekend. It is smaller in size but packs a punch. Great layout and walkways that was never overcrowded. Only area that had a constant line was the two big name guests, which were also hidden away in their own covered sections, not near each other either. Comic creators were all right next to each other on the main entrance walkway. Vendors were all interactive and friendly. Would def recommend and plan to go again, if able.

I absolutely loved it!!! All the booths, the actors and the food. After many years of waiting, I was funnily able to get two of my action figure’s signed by Jackie Earle Haley.

For a comic con, there was very little to do with comics (1 vendor). Most were anime vendors. Hopefully next year they get back on track.