My Sunday/final day of San Diego Comic-Con 2026 was a very light one. The bigger rooms like Ballroom 20 and Hall H were closed, and there were no major TV or film panels for the day. This final day of SDCC 2026 just included visits to the Paramount+ Lodge, Super Troopers 3, and Star Fleet Command activations.

If you missed my previous recaps, here are my writeups of Preview Night, Day 1, and Day 2 & Day 3.

Paramount+ Lodge

My Sunday started off early wit a 9am reservation for the Paramount+ Lodge. At this point the Lodge had run out of the personalized leather items, and instead were offering other random promotional stuff they could find in addition to the pennant. This time when I went in, the booth was offering either Paramount+ branded water bottles, or either an Among Us or Strange New Worlds key chain. I got the last Star Trek key chain—in fact, they told me to take the one off the wall display. Oddly, while we were waiting in line, I finally received an email with my UFC photo from Wednesday night!

I went around and got the free Dutton Ranch slider and UFC towel, and got a Diet Coke at the Star Trek bar, where a friend told me that someone was giving out special Magic the Gathering cards at the teleporter photo op. So I got in line for that, and sure enough, after I had my photo taken, the guy asked me if I “liked” or “loved” Star Trek, to which I, of course, responded “loved”. Then he slid a Captain Kirk Magic the Gathering card into the back of my badge holder.

I also had reservations for The Lodge at 3 and 4pm, so I returned later in the day. The customized swag booth had even run out of water bottles by then, but was giving out black tote bags at 3pm. They even handed everyone in line at 3pm a blank pennant before we got in. By 4pm at the customization booth, they were only offering blank pennants and a stack of the 3 patches they had left, which they would iron on if you wanted. The bartender got to know me by then and already had a Diet Coke ready when I walked up at 4pm!

Super Troopers 3 Activation

After my 9am Lodge session, as I was walking back to my hotel to finish packing and check out, I saw there was no line for the Super Troopers 3 activation.

When you walked in you were given an evidence tag checklist card that listed off the various activities that were available. Straight ahead was a bar offering free mini pancakes and syrup and coffee drinks. Around the room were other various activities like mini golf, beer pong, and some sort of sketch booth. I had to check out by 11am, so I skipped the other activities, which had long lines. After enjoying some pancakes, I just headed to the back for the swag booth, where they handed you a poster and were letting you choose a bumper sticker and two other items. I got the Right Meow sticker, a sturdy plastic red Solo cup, and a hefty rubber-covered metal bottle opener.

Later in the day, after my final Lodge session, I returned to this activation. This time they were offering a full-size glazed donut instead of the mini pancakes, but the swag booth was wiped out. When I walked up, they just handed me a handful of drink koozies, as that is all they had left and they were actively trying to get rid of them.

After checking out of my hotel I had a couple hours to kill before my next scheduled event, so I wandered around the convention show floor to see if any of the lines were better, and they weren’t. So I decided to see if I could get into the Cartoon Voices panel. This has been a favorite of mine ever since discovering it during the virtual SDCC year. However, I forgot just how bad the lines for panels could get, and after waiting in line for an hour to get into the room, I had to leave (I was only about 5 people away). Though I met a friendly couple dressed as Hank and Skyler from Breaking Bad and had a nice discussion with them to pass the time while waiting.

Star Trek Fleet Command: 60 Years of Star Trek Archives Experience

My next scheduled event was a 1pm visit to the Star Trek Fleet Command: 60 Years of Star Trek Archives Experience, which had taken over the The Sinclair. The activation was in celebration of Star Trek’s 60th anniversary. Star Trek Fleet Command, the beloved mobile game from Scopely, invited fans to embark on an immersive archive experience commemorating six decades of Star Trek through the lens of the game, featuring official archive pieces, a Holodeck VR experience, themed photo moments, exclusive swag, interactive claw machines with Star Trek prizes, and a souvenir photo station where guests could choose their faction and take home a personalized Star Trek-themed card.

I met a friend there, and when we entered, they gave us VIP wristbands, and then we immediately got in line for the personalized card. The venue was set up like a museum with loads of amazing Star Trek memorabilia, so while we waited in line, we took a look at all of this stuff and also took turns getting in line to try out the claw machines. Neither of us won anything, but we had heard that others had taken home special Funko Pop figures and communicator badge pins. Not sure if they had run out of this stuff by Sunday—all I saw anyone win was a Star Trek lanyard.

When we got to the card station, they had you scan a QR code, enter your name and select a faction, and then took your photo. A few minutes later you were presented with your custom collector’s card in a nice hard case as well as emailed a digital copy.

Afterwards we headed down to the VIP lounge area, where we were the only ones. They had some food and drinks set up, as well as two stations where you could demo the game.

We forgot to check out the Holodeck VR station, which was on the main floor way in back. However, the rest of the event was quite entertaining for any Trek fan—there was so much to see!

After this I headed back to the Lodge for my 3 & 4pm appointments and met up there with some other friends and said goodbye. After my return to the Super Troopers 3 activation, I headed back to my hotel to grab my bags and head to the airport. It was another fun visit to SDCC in the books, and I look forward to next year.

To close things out, here are some other random photos and things I saw over the course of the weekend while walking around, in-between panels/activations, etc.