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2nd March 2010 04:25 AM
David Allen
The annual Comic Con has developed over the years into one of the main science fiction events of the year and anyone who is anyone in the genre must be there.
However, as the event develops the crowds increase, this means more traffic, less hotel space and the one thing that everyone hates queues no Comic Con would be complete without the queues!
Therefore, with the contract with the San Diego Convention Centre running out in 2012 is it time that the Comic Con moved.
Anaheim thinks so and believes that the $60 million that is spent on hotels, food and transport could be well spent there, because there is more space and that is all really.
Should the Comic Con move from its long standing home for pastures new?
David Allen
The annual Comic Con has developed over the years into one of the main science fiction events of the year and anyone who is anyone in the genre must be there.
However, as the event develops the crowds increase, this means more traffic, less hotel space and the one thing that everyone hates queues no Comic Con would be complete without the queues!
Therefore, with the contract with the San Diego Convention Centre running out in 2012 is it time that the Comic Con moved.
Anaheim thinks so and believes that the $60 million that is spent on hotels, food and transport could be well spent there, because there is more space and that is all really.
Should the Comic Con move from its long standing home for pastures new?
