No, there isn’t a mobile app with a live schedule, but The Camp does maintain a link tree with schedule information and other useful details for the weekend. That link tree is the closest equivalent to an app-based resource currently available.
No need to worry if you miss your iVIP early-entry window — you can still enter the convention at any point during the posted hours for that day. The early-entry window is a perk, not a hard deadline you need to hit.
Thursday’s 3 to 6 PM window is listed specifically as “iVIP Will Call + Box Office,” which means Thursday check-in is reserved for Inclusive VIP ticket holders rather than open to the general public. General Admission Will Call doesn’t open until Friday.
Getting through Will Call on a busy day should take less than half an hour in most cases. That’s a reasonable buffer to build into your arrival plans even during peak check-in times.
The venue sits about 25 miles from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), per the venue page. That’s a manageable drive for attendees flying in, though it’s worth budgeting extra time if you’re arriving during rush hour traffic around Atlanta.
In 2026, the Creature Actor Panel featured stunt and creature performers Ari Loeb and Lance Herota, focused on the physical, behind-the-mask side of bringing the show’s creatures to life. It hasn’t been confirmed yet whether this panel returns for a future event.
Yes, in effect — the 2026 lineup covered this ground through two panels rather than one: the Creature Actor Panel for stunt and creature performers, and the “TWDU Veterans” panel featuring SFX and director Greg Nicotero. It just wasn’t branded as a single dedicated “SFX panel.” Future programming hasn’t been confirmed yet.
No, advance questions aren’t accepted for panels — there isn’t a submission process for attendees to send in questions ahead of time. Panel Q&A happens live during the session itself.
It varies by panel — some fill the theater completely, especially for the most popular guests, while others have more room to spare. Arriving early is the best way to guarantee yourself a seat for any panel you don’t want to miss.
No, panels aren’t recorded or livestreamed, so if you can’t attend in person, there isn’t an official way to watch them after the fact. Being there live is currently the only way to catch a panel.
