Since the convention runs until 5 PM on Sunday, it’s best to book a flight departing after 9 PM to leave yourself enough time to get to the airport and through TSA without rushing straight from the venue.
There isn’t a dedicated Camp app, but a link tree is maintained with schedule information and other resources to help your weekend go more smoothly. That link tree functions as the closest thing to an app-based hub currently available.
Yes — The Camp’s link tree is where you can view the full program digitally, serving as the substitute for a printed program guide.
No, real-time line-length tracking through an app isn’t available at this time. You’ll need to check lines in person rather than remotely monitoring them.
The official hashtags are #TheCampEvents, #TheCamp, and #FANmily — following or searching those tags is the best way to keep up with what’s happening at the event in real time.
No, there isn’t a coat or bag check available at the venue, so plan to keep your belongings with you throughout the day rather than expecting a drop-off option.
Unclaimed lost items are given to the hotel front desk after the event ends, so that’s the place to check if you realize you left something behind after the weekend wraps up.
Yes, selfie sticks and tripods are allowed inside the venue.
No, large photography rigs or gimbals aren’t permitted. If you’re bringing camera equipment, stick to more standard, hand-held gear rather than larger rigs.
ATL — Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport — is the airport to fly into for this event, given its proximity to the venue.
