A giant statue of Godzilla looms over the Convention Center.
Fans can run through an obstacle course set up by Ubisoft's "Assassin's Creed" video game.
ABC's "Wipeout" doesn't have anything on this.
History's "Vikings" series is allowing fans to be part of the show with a large interactive exhibit.
The event allows fans to dress up and board a massive Viking's ship.
They can also record their own mock battle.
Fox may have the coolest interactive set up for fans: a giant 130-foot long zip line to promote new Batman prequel show "Gotham."
Fans can feel like the Dark Knight soaring through a Gotham backdrop.
Where to find it: Between the San Diego Convention Center and the Hilton Bayfront Hotel
The event is open from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday, July 24 to Sunday, July 27
Starz brought a castle(!) to Comic-Con to promote new show "Outlander" that's set in 1743.
While "The Walking Dead" recreated a mysterious safe haven "Terminus" revealed in season 4.
Marvel is showing off a space pod from upcoming film "Guardians of the Galaxy."
Head by the LEGO booth and you'll run into replicas of "Guardians of the Galaxy" characters Rocket and Groot.
Speaking of toys, Hot Wheels has a life-sized Darth Vader vehicle on display.
Tiptoe quietly past this giant replica of Smaug's head from "The Hobbit" films ...
... or you may just wake him up.
The DC Comics booth has Michael Keaton, George Clooney, Val Kilmer, and Christian Bale's batsuits on display for Batman's 75th anniversary.
You can even see a sneak peak at Ben Affleck's cape and cowl for the next incarnation of the Dark Knight in "Batman V Superman."
If you can't get enough of the Bat, fan renditions of the cape and cowl are on display at the Hard Rock Hotel.
The two looks above are inspired by the Joker and the Dark Knight's first appearance in the comics in 1939.
Want to try out the Oculus Rift? The X-Men Cerebro experience is allowing fans to jump into the mind of Professor X for 90 seconds and experience his virtual chamber from the film series.
Fox's "Sleep Hollow" is also using the Oculus Rift to send fans back in time and into the show.
Lucky fans may have caught a glimpse of the cast or celebs trying it out.
No, those aren't stormtroopers. "The Hunger Games" has Peacekeepers lined up outside an event where fans can watch an exclusive look at the next sequel.
Fans are sitting in a row of pods to watch the first trailer for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part I" on the Samsung Tab S.
Now, that you've seen what's on the convention floor ...
