I was there for Saturday and San Antonio is a 3 hour drive for me. When i first bought tickets, VIP and 2 day passes were sold out which bummed me out and because of how quickly the VIPs were sold out, there were many that got head of the line privileges which made the lines longer, despite how long the regular line was. One lady had waited in line since the convention opened at 10am, so eventually, the volunteers had to start capping the lines and the voice actors ended up staying extra late. The convention started at 10am and ended at 7pm.. I was there til 8:30pm waiting for Chris Sabat, (I got in line at 1:30) and I was lucky enough to be the last in line, other than the volunteers who couldn't be in line due to having to give their time. All of the voice actors were kind and patient. I didn't really get to walk around the dealers room due to the lines. I also saw Colleen Clickenbeard (2½ hour wait) and tbe others in the regular line were kind enough to let me slide out of Colleen's line to get in a shorter line, and Sonny Reil (15 minute wait). Overall, I enjoyed myself especially when meeting them, just the lines and VIP balance with them just walking up and getting immediate access vs those who had been in line for more than an hour needs to be readjusted.