How does The Camp verify age before serving alcohol at parties or the bar?
The Crowne Plaza is responsible for serving alcohol at the event. The Crowne Plaza handles all ID verification for serving alcohol.
The Crowne Plaza is responsible for serving alcohol at the event. The Crowne Plaza handles all ID verification for serving alcohol.
This is a question best directed to our security team on site at the event
The Camp is a drug free environment. Local law enforcement is on site during the event and drugs including marijuana are illegal in the state of Georgia. Local law enforcement will enforce the laws of the state of georgia.
This question is best directed to The Crowne Plaza Peachtree City Front Desk.
All tickets are non-refundable
No, there isn’t a formal emergency contact system specifically for attendees who get separated from their group. It’s worth agreeing on a meeting point and a way to reach each other (like a shared location app) with your group ahead of time as a precaution.
Inappropriate behavior includes things like taking photos of a guest without their consent, making them uncomfortable with pointed comments or questions, asking for free selfies or autographs, or filming without asking — and there’s more beyond that specific list. The general standard is straightforward: don’t put a guest in an uncomfortable position, and if you do,… Read More »What’s considered inappropriate behavior at a celebrity’s table?
How much small talk you get really depends on the individual guest — some take more time with each fan and some move faster, not necessarily because they don’t want to chat but because many guests are simply busy throughout the event. If you’re hoping for more meaningful time with a specific celebrity, a special event… Read More »How much small talk is realistic during a paid autograph moment?
Yes, line-cutting is enforced, and anyone caught jumping the line will be removed. Waiting your turn is expected and actively monitored.
You can ask, but the guest may decline — The Camp respects a celebrity’s right to turn down signing an item unrelated to their show. If they do decline, they’ll typically provide you with an 8×10 photo instead, so you still leave with something signed.