Alyson Stoner and Michael "MDog" Finley

Skye wrote:It was nice. I went about an hour and a half before and luckily the event wasn't too publicized so there weren't that many people so they had time to meet us and talk and take pictures. It was a nice first meet-and-greet experience but of course they came half an hour late *shrug*

Who was it?

It was nice. I went about an hour and a half before and luckily the event wasn't too publicized so there weren't that many people so they had time to meet us and talk and take pictures. It was a nice first meet-and-greet experience but of course they came half an hour late *shrug*

How did you get on?

Hell, i've waited over 10 hours for a celebrity i really like. Dedication is the key.

these are really good tips!

Yep unfourtunely.... Unless it's like a convention where you pay so much and then you get a photo op and autograph and then there are the cases where if the celeb isn't as popular as they once were then not many people show up and your chances increase with photos. So many factors but 9 times out of 10 it is rush,rush sign,sign don't look up move along.

Oh really? That's disappointing

Now this is just me ( Learned from personal experience) Now if you really,really like the celeb go for it but I will warn you it is very,very rushed. You wait forever and then they sign one thing move on in some rare and I do mean rare cases they let posed photos but that is rare. I have been to many and at the end I feel like was it worth it?? Sure you just met your fave celeb but it was too rushed sometimes they don't even look up which really stinks.

when i went to meet mandy moore and shane west at the mall i got there two hours early so i would have time to eat go by something for them to singed then i got in line. so when i meet stars i get there every early so i know i got a good place in line.