New York Comic Con 2025

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Last verified 31 Jul 2026

2.7 130 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5Helpful but..

   The app was helpful as far as letting me know when the next event was happening and allowing the ease of setting reminders with timers. The one major drawback I noted was that while using the map in the showroom, it was hard to orient myself to which direction I should walk to my destination. Even when I had the correct starting and ending points, there was no marker on the map (like a red dot/arrow) to let me know I was actually heading in the right direction. Other than that, I did find it to be useful.

   T1ba1t · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5Easy, functional, informative

   The interactive map is a great improvement from prior years! The app is pretty easy to navigate, has all the information I’m looking for in one place, creating a schedule is nice to try to keep track of everything we want to try to accomplish in the day. My only comment for next year would be that I’d like to see the interactive map have a feature where it shows us the exhibitors that we added to our favorite list. This way we can get a better visual of who is near each other and navigate the show floor smoother. But overall, it’s a great app, definitely an improvement from last year and the years prior!

   Frwilson1218 · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5The filtering needs to be better

   - the filtering needs to allow multiple filters from many different filter categories. Right now it only allows one single filter in the whole list. There are way too many events to not have multiple filters and it displays as a check box UI insinuating that multi selection is available for filters when it really is not.

   J7483739482 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 5/5Everything I Need

   The app must not have been finished when the others left their reviews. All panels and event schedules are included, and a map is coming soon. Scroll though the event list, mark the ones you want to see, and you end up with “My Schedule” that’s a focused view of all of your must-see stuff

   Vin the UX guy · 31 Jul 2026

5. 2/5So many inconsistencies & issues!

   The bad: Where to start? 1)) Where is the Exhibitors section? It’s up on the web site but missing from the app. 2)) Last year I recall being able to add Exhibitors and Artist Alley folks to my Favorites, but there’s no option to do so this year. For me this is a HUGE downgrade as it makes planning much easier. Last year after visiting a favorite I would unfavorite them in the app to easily see what booths/tables I still needed to visit. 3)) NYCC is launching Writer’s Block this year but there’s no support for it in the app. For example, Panels & Events can only be filtered by room. I want to easily see only the literary panels but there’s no Categories filter. The Guests screen does have a Categories filter but guess what’s missing? Literary. 4)) NYCC has advertised signings for authors including Rachel Smythe and V.E. Schwab and I am guessing that like last year, the big name authors will require a reservation. However, no author signing are shown on the schedule, which makes it difficult out to plan in general and specifically what reservations I want to try for. I am not talking about author signings at publisher booths. 5)) When viewing the individual screens for guests, some show which panels and events they are scheduled to appear at, and others do not even though they are expected to participate in a panel. EFoe example, look at Ewan McGregor then look at V.E. Schwab. 6)) Where are the detailed schedules for photo ops and autographs? I purchased several photo ops but without the specific times I can’t plan which panels to attend or reservations to try for or add them to my schedule in the app. 7)) In previous years we could use FB to login into the app, which meant everything I favorites could be synced across devices, but there’s now no login of any kind. The good: The Timeline view is a nice addition to the Schedule section, since it allows you to view only your favorited panels and check whether any of them overlap. Organizing by room was a smart idea as well because depending on the room, it can be a long walk to get from your one panel to another.

   miri28 · 31 Jul 2026

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