By The Riff Report 🎸
Hold onto your flux capacitors, folks — Doc Brown himself has arrived in Brussels, and meeting him doesn’t come cheap! Fans at Comic Con Brussels this weekend were greeted by a towering sign detailing the official pricing for selfies, autographs, and photo ops with the one and only Christopher Lloyd, a.k.a. the legendary scientist who taught us all to hit 88 mph and “think fourth-dimensionally.”
Here’s the breakdown of what it costs to meet the man who powered the DeLorean through time:
🧍♂️ SELFIES (Table Selfie) – €120
That’s right — a single snap with Lloyd at his table sets you back €120. Worth it for a moment of movie magic? Possibly. But maybe check your plutonium reserves first.
✍️ AUTOGRAPHS (Signature Only)
- Standard Autograph: €120
➤ One in-person signature on a standard 8×10 photo. Classic fan moment. - Premium Autograph: €140
➤ Got a comic book, vinyl, or Funko Pop? This tier’s for you. - Premium Bulky Autograph: €160
➤ The holy grail tier — get your hoverboard, DeLorean part, or even Flux Capacitor signed!
📸 PHOTOSHOOTS
- Regular Photoshoot: €120
➤ Professional photo op — Doc included, DeLorean not. - Special Photoshoot with DeLorean: €199
➤ The full Back to the Future fantasy. You, Lloyd, and the most iconic time machine in cinema history. 🔥
Let’s be honest, these prices might make your wallet scream “Marty, we’re outta money!” — but it’s not every day you get to meet a cinematic icon whose catchphrases are part of pop culture DNA.
Fans at the event reported long queues, buzzing energy, and more than a few folks proudly clutching signed hoverboards and Pepsi bottles. One fan shouted, “Worth every cent, butt! He’s a legend!” while another muttered, “I’ll just photoshop myself in and buy a kebab instead.”
Still, Comic Con Brussels is proving once again that nostalgia sells — and time travel ain’t cheap.
Would you drop nearly €200 to pose with the Doc and the DeLorean? Or are you saving your euros for the next Foo Fighters gig? Let us know on @theriffreportuk — because, as always…
Where we’re going, we don’t need roads. 🚗💨⚡
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Michael is the founder, editor, and chief riff wrangler behind The Riff Report, an independent Welsh rock and metal publication built by fans, for fans. With a lifelong passion for loud guitars, unforgettable live shows, and the incredible community that surrounds rock and metal, he created The Riff Report to celebrate everything that makes the scene special—from legendary headline acts and grassroots venues to rising bands that deserve to be heard.
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