CINCINNATI COMIC EXPO 2015 NEWS SERIES

Early entry in 2021 (additional entry time on the floor for all ticket levels).

Keeping the ticket will include rollover bonuses, including: If prices increase, the unused 2020 ticket will still be valid with no additional charge for the same level of admission.Īll tickets must be used by 2022 or the ticket will be void. If you cannot make it to the 2021 Cincinnati Comic Expo, the unused ticket will be held for the 2022 Expo events. Just present the 2020 Cincinnati Comic Expo ticket order at Will Call and it will be accepted. Tickets for the 2020 Expo will be rolled over for the 2021 Comic Expo that will happen September 17-19, 2021. We understand many of you are saddened and disappointed, but in the end we have to do what is right,' the Comic Expo organizers continue. 'The health and wellness for all of guests, fans, exhibitors, volunteers, staff, and all of you patrons of the Cincinnati Comic Expo, as well as surrounding businesses and citizens of Cincinnati is paramount and takes priority over any desire and plans to still hold the event. Like many other businesses and events, keeping all guests and staff safe is the number one priority. The state of Ohio had issued an indefinite ban on mass gathering events, such as the Cincinnati Comic Expo and we are left with no further option.' Unfortunately, that all turned starting in late June and continuing through present day. Plans were looking promising through May with the results being reported. We were so hopeful that we continued our guest announcements and details. Improvements were happening and progress was being made across the state. 'Over the past few months, we were optimistic that the Expo would still occur. We appreciate all their feedback and updates as this situation developed,' says a press release from the organizers of the Cincinnati Comic Expo. 'We have been constantly following the updates from the Duke Energy Convention Center, local health agencies, media, state, and municipal authorities. (Cincinnati, Oh.) - Following the latest updates and developments over the past few months, the 2020 Cincinnati Comic Expo has officially been cancelled. I hope you will consider signing this petition and spreading the word about it too.The Cincinnati Comic Expo will now be held September 17-19, 2021. Bringing the actors to this year's expo could definitely increase ticket sales and attendees, and increase the amount of fun attendees have and the memories they will make as well. As well, it would sincerely please me, a die-hard fan of the show, to meet the actors, as well as it would please the plethora of Stranger Things fans in Cincinnati/Dayton/Northern Kentucky, as well as fans in nearby states and cities who would travel here to meet the cast. The expo happens annually in September, and with the second season of the show premiering on Halloween of this year, having the actors as celebrity guests at the expo would be an excellent promo opportunity for the sophomore season's premiere. Not only would it provide an interesting change to the usual format of all-adults in the panel, it would give more expo-goers who have not seen the show a chance to be exposed to it and its lead actors. With that said, I believe having cast members (such as Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, Millie Bobbie Brown, Noah Schnapp, Natalia Dyer, and so on) of Stranger Things as panel guests at the 2017 expo would be a legendary feat. Each year of the Cincinnati Comic Expo promises to be 'bigger and better', and director Andrew Satterfield, media relations director Matt Bredestege, and their team, commit to bringing this mantra to life. In years' past, the expo has hosted Chandler Riggs of The Walking Dead, Paul McGann of Doctor Who, Adam West and Burt Ward of Batman's Batman and Robin, Sean Astin of Lord of The Rings (and the upcoming season 2 of Stranger Things), Claudia Wells of Back to the Future, and more. In 2016, the expo brought John Barrowman of Doctor Who and Arrow fame, Karen Fukuhara of Suicide Squad, and Stan Lee for his final Midwest signing, just to name a few. Every year, the expo that happens in my hometown brings familiar faces of TV, movies, and comic books to the Duke Energy Center in Downtown Cincinnati, for a weekend of pop-culture and fandom-inspired fun.

CINCINNATI COMIC EXPO 2015 NEWS SERIES

I created this petition because I would like to persuade Andrew Satterfield and Matt Bredestege to book cast members from the Netflix smash-hit series Stranger Things to be celebrity guests at the 2017 Cincinnati Comic Expo.

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