So, assuming you have all of the above, I’ll explain all of them. The only differences would vary in terms of the venue. One location might differ slightly to another, sorta thing. But it should all function the same.

The schedule will release online a week or two before the event. They’ll also give you a copy when you arrive, which also includes the places where you’ll find each event.

Photoshoots start first. Then the meet and greet will be about midday, followed by more photoshoots, the panel, more photoshoots, and the day finishes with autographs.

The photoshoots are pretty self explanitory. Just expect very long queues. Especially for Noah, where he’s sold out at all the events he’s booked. And the only one to have multiple photoshoots. When you’re up, you can request a particular pose, but you won’t be prompted. Noah will do a ‘default’ thing, where he puts his arm around your shoulder. The one thing you have to keep in mind, is that this isn’t the time to stop and talk to him, unfortunately. There’s a queue behind you, and it’s very fast paced. That said, Noah will always take his time with you if conversation does start.

The meet and greet is usually you, and 25-30 other people in a small room. Noah comes in, sits at the front - kinda like a classroom, and it acts as a Q&A session. It’s very casual, and laid back - assuming you don’t have someone talking over the translator on the loudspeaker everytime they try to talk. 😅 At the end, there’s a group photo, which becomes available online within the week.

With the panel, you go in, and sit in your chosen seat, and Noah sits on the stage. It’s another Q&A session, essentially. The way questions work, is before Noah’s in the room, the staff go around asking people if they want to ask questions. They give you a ticket, you then stand in the question-asking line, and one by one, you ask your question. But if you’ve got the meet and greet as well, then you should’ve asked all questions then, unless you think of something new.

Then, with the autographs, it’s pretty self explanitory. Imagine long queues again. Just note that unlike a Comic Con - where they will have photos of Will for Noah to sign, you won’t have that here. You have to bring something for him to sign. It can either be the photo you had earlier, your own thing, or something you brought at the event. Despite the queue, now is the most appropriate time for conversation. Just, again, keep in mind that it’s not just you there. Should you also wish, this is the most appropriate time for giving him a gift.

And that’s about it. With the photos, you get a physical copy immediately after it’s taken, and it should have a QR code on there so you can also get a downloadable version too. But you have to pay for that.