“Complimentary access to select parties” refers specifically to the Friday and Saturday night parties, which are bundled into Inclusive VIP packages at no extra cost. The ticketing page notes this directly on iVIP listings so it’s included in what you see at checkout. General Admission attendees can still attend, but it’s an added paid ticket for… Read More »What’s included in “complimentary access to select parties”?
Yes, General Admission ticket holders can attend the parties, though there’s an additional fee involved since party access isn’t bundled into a GA ticket the way it is with Inclusive VIP. Look for the party as a separate purchase option alongside your GA ticket.
Special and private events at The Camp tend to have a large capacity, and they typically don’t sell out the way autographs or photo ops sometimes do. That said, popularity varies event to event, so it’s still worth booking ahead rather than assuming a spot will always be available.
Yes — special events get their own dedicated schedule, which is posted on thecampevents.com separately from the main convention schedule. Check that page specifically if you’re trying to plan around a particular special event.
Yes, that’s exactly what the event request form is designed for — submitting a request for a custom private experience. Fill it out with what you have in mind, and the team will follow up on whether it can be arranged.
No, there isn’t a separate rush or premium line — the structure is simply General Admission and VIP. Whichever line you’re in, that’s the line speed you get, regardless of how much you’re willing to pay for an individual autograph.
Each autograph purchase covers exactly one autograph, so it can’t be split between two people as a single transaction. That said, you’re welcome to bring a friend along to meet the actor while yours is being signed, even if they haven’t purchased anything themselves.
Photo op pricing isn’t set by The Camp — each guest and their management decides their own specific rate. That means prices vary from guest to guest, and there isn’t one standard cost across the board.
Photo op size determines the category: a solo photo op is with one actor, a duo is with two actors together, and anything with three or more actors is classified as a group photo op. Pricing and availability can vary by category, so check what’s offered for the specific guests you’re interested in.
Yes, extra copies of your photo op can be purchased — just ask the photo ops team on-site how to order additional prints. It’s handled directly at the event rather than through an online add-on.
