You can get a ticket before or during the con from the registration system at https://reg.goblfc.org/store/product/159. Just click Add to Cart, then Checkout on the top left of the site. (On mobile, click Open Menu, then Checkout.)

Your ticket will be emailed to you and can be presented on your phone, or by printing it out and bringing it with you.

No.

Sponsors and Patrons will get the beginning set of tickets which will grant them entry first.

Epic level attendees will be able to fast track to the front of the queue. Proceed to the Vendor Line and have your badge ready for inspection.

Attendees with a disability can proceed to the Vendor Line and flag for a volunteer to be admitted with the next entry line. If you need an assistant, they may enter with you.

No, ticket management is people management. We need to be able to have an adequate expectation of how many people will be in the vendor hall at any given time. One ticket, one entry..

Yes, tickets are valid from the time stated on the ticket until closing time on Friday.

No, the point of the system is to prevent people from forming lines. If we allowed entry with earlier groups that would cause a new line to begin.

Ticketed entry will end after peak hours are over. We expect peak hours to die down on Friday around 3 PM to 5 PM. There is no ticket required for Saturday or Sunday.

No, the ticketed entry is only Friday.

There are bathrooms in the Dealer’s Den, the entrance to them is located in the Bazaar room to the right of the main entrance.

No, there is only one line to enter which should not require much waiting on your part, but may be subject to short delays to ensure compliance with fire code and occupancy limits.

No! Proceed straight to the Vendor Line and scan your wristband for entry.

There are pressing issues with lines of our length being formed outside the dealer’s den. The fire department does not like having large groups of people waiting in line, this can cause potential blocking of traffic in hallways and fire exits. They raised concerns about the health of people waiting in line for up to 5 hours, people getting tired, needing water, etc. GSR businesses have also stated that the line impacts their business as well, with people congregating and blocking their entrances, despite our efforts to have people not block their businesses. Additionally it makes their businesses look busy when they really are not.