Visit Westworld
For those you of you as obsessed with HBO's Westworld as we are, then you must be excited to see Westworld's Comic-con pictures of videos of their exhibition/amusement park in San Diego, CA. A few lucky Comic-con attendees got to see the Westworld amusement park today but the rest of us will have to just google "westword comic con pictures" and be satisfied with the digital tour. Also, according to Twitter, only 120 people are allowed into WestworldSDCC each day.
Freeze all motor functions.#Westworld is coming to #SDCC and is inviting fans to enter the Westworld Experience Center. pic.twitter.com/aPHZhen2hP
— Westworld (@WestworldHBO) July 13, 2017
Line has been capped at 120 people per day for #WestworldSDCC. Save yourself a walk if you're heading this way. #sdcc
— Corgi Kohmandr @SDCC (@CorgiKohmander) July 20, 2017
#WestworldSDCC long line
Apparently waiting for Westworld Comic con is half the experience.The HBO Westworldteam must be thrilled. 🔥
Unofficial (?) Line going strong #WestworldSDCC pic.twitter.com/xRw2EmS4zb
— Gretchen Stein (@cretchen89) July 20, 2017
The Westworld line is going past the Indigo Ballroom entrances. #WestworldSDCC #SDCC pic.twitter.com/C0QdssciUz
— Corgi Kohmandr @SDCC (@CorgiKohmander) July 20, 2017
Entering Westworld
Another Door into Westworld
Westworld Hosts
Westworld Saloon Bartender (Host)
#WestworldSDCC piano and capped line. pic.twitter.com/mumIp00F5H
— UpDownLeftDie @ SDCC (@UpDownLeftDie) July 20, 2017
Westworld apparently mixes good drinks
I've been to #WestworldSDCC. They make really good drinks. pic.twitter.com/1bv70HPk2H
— Mike Rougeau (@RogueCheddar) July 20, 2017
How Long Can You Spend In WestworldSDCC?
According to The Hollywood Reporter, after about 15 minutes inside the saloon, sipping beverages and soaking in music, a Delos rep arrives to take you home. That's it for the experience. No weapon selection, no shoot 'em ups, no side quests... just some fine booze and fine tunes, all gone in the blink of an eye. Much like a real vacation, it's all gone too soon — not unlike the actual Westworld experience, one imagines.