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Some people would print out their pdf pocket program and
bring it to them to the con. I would always just use the copy provided when I
would pick up my badge. It is always pretty flimsy and would start having major
wear by the end of the first day. It would be falling apart usually by Sunday.
While it was organized in a way that it wasn't too hard to
find out where you were going and wanted to do, it could be cumbersome at
times. All of that changed last year with the release of the Dragon Con app.
The app is available for Android and Apple phones. It has
all of the schedules for each of the tracks, maps, news, lists of vendors and
more. It also has a great feature were you can add friends and then be able to
see their schedule.
The full schedule is out now, and I was easily able to go to
all my favorite tracks and add the panels that sound interesting to my
schedule. Of course, there are some time periods were I’d need five more of me
to do everything I’d want to do, but it’s easy to adjust the schedule in the
app.
Now I can just pull out my phone and see what I want to do
next at the con instead of flipping through the pocket program. It’s a
wonderful app. The only real flaw that it has is that you have to generate a
different friend code per person. That can get tedious when you have a large
amount of friends. I’d love it if next year each person could get one friend
code that is unique to them to give out to all their friends.
Otherwise, the app makes everything so much easier when
trying to juggle the awesomeness of Dragon Con. I’d recommend it for any Dragon
Con attendee with a smart phone.
I tried to leave this comment yesterday but it wouldn't work. I'd love a friend code for you!
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