Out & About with Jim Frimmer, your Realtor in Mission Valley — No telling what you'll see at Comic-Con

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One of San Diego's largest annual conventions begins tomorrow and plays through Sunday at the San Diego Convention Center downtown. The convention has been sold out since for a year now, so unless you have a ticket, you won't be getting in. However, you can go downtown, eat in the Gaslamp Quarter or sit at the Trolley stops, and do some people watching, which is what I'm going to do. There is no telling what you'll see.

Attendance at Comic-Con this year is expected to surpass 130,000 attendees, exhibitors, and vendors interested in anything and everything related to comic books, fantasy, and science fiction.

You'll not only find figures from the past, like Superman, Spiderman, and Vulcans, but you'll find figures from the future that you don't know about yet.

The latest and the greatest from, and for, film, television, animation, and video games are always there.

Traffic is always heavy in front of the Convention Center, as well as at Seaport Village and the Gaslamp Quarter during Comic-Con, so if you're heading downtown anywhere near those three areas, the San Diego Trolley might be the best method of travel. There are Trolley stations throughout the downtown area, including four within walking distance of the Convention Center, as indicated on the Trolley map below:

 
If you're visiting San Diego for Comic-Con, and you think you just might like to stay, or perhaps buy a second home here, please contact me and I'll help you find just the one for you!

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If you're looking for a great real estate agent in San Diego, well,
let me Google one for you.

I'm available 24/7, so feel free to contact me by phone or email.

Jim Frimmer, Realtor
Century 21 Award Mission Valley
California DRE License #01458572
619-729-5701
jimfrimmer@century21award.com
Mission Valley Condos Information

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