Is there a survey sent out after the event?
Yes, a survey is sent out after the event, giving attendees a formal way to share their experience and suggestions.
Yes, a survey is sent out after the event, giving attendees a formal way to share their experience and suggestions.
Yes, select professional photos from the parties are shared publicly on social media after the event, so there’s a chance you’ll spot yourself or friends in the post-event photo roundup.
Next year’s ticket presale typically opens in July, so that’s the general window to watch for if you want to lock in tickets as early as possible for the following year.
The Camp sends out a marketing email to announce next year’s dates, so being on the mailing list is the most reliable way to hear the news as soon as it’s released.
Customer service typically responds within 3 business days. If it’s been 7 days since you sent your email without a reply, send it again and double-check it went to contact@thecampevents.com, since that’s the correct address for general inquiries.
No, there isn’t a phone number for day-of emergencies or urgent ticket issues — email remains the primary channel, so plan to reach out to contact@thecampevents.com or find a staff member on-site if something urgent comes up during the event.
Yes, Will Call functions as the help desk location inside the venue for anything ticket or check-in related.
Billing disputes need to be raised directly with The Camp before going to your card issuer or bank. Reach out first so the issue can be resolved on The Camp’s end before escalating it further.
Yes, an FAQ page that gets updated as new details are confirmed is maintained at thecampevents.com/help, making it a good resource to check back on as an event approaches.
The Camp acknowledges the wait can be frustrating and recommends upgrading if shorter lines matter to you — Inclusive VIP for a faster line, or iVIP+ Concierge if you’d rather skip the autograph line entirely. Those upgrades are the direct way to address long-line frustration rather than a change to how General Admission lines are managed.