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The ‘Lanterns’ Experience at Comic-Con Was One for the Ages

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The ‘Lanterns’ Experience at Comic-Con Was One for the Ages
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How about all of it at once, themed to a big-time superhero TV show? That’s exactly what you’ll find on J Street in San Diego at the DC Studios’ Lanterns Training Headquarters as part of San Diego Comic-Con. For the past several years, large-scale activations have become the norm at Comic-Con.

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Do you like escape rooms? Haunted mazes? Free merch and alcohol? How about all of it at once, themed to a big-time superhero TV show? That’s exactly what you’ll find on J Street in San Diego at the DC Studios’ Lanterns Training Headquarters as part of San Diego Comic-Con. For the past several years, large-scale activations have become the norm at Comic-Con. People line up for hours to experience something fun that they can’t do anywhere else, and these experiences always vary. Sometimes it’s a set you get to explore. Other times it’s a game you get to play. But it’s usually rather short so everyone who wants to do it can do it. Lanterns Training Headquarters isn’t short.

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