As promised, the online floodgates opened this morning to get tickets to Comic-Con International in San Diego. And while the past several years have often seen anger-inducing hoops to winning a chance at attending America's biggest pop culture event pop up, the show seems to be locked in to a workable -- if still flooded -- system for its 2015 outing.

With the show's Open Online Registration window being the chief way to gain access to Comic-Con one day at a time, hopeful attendees are refreshing browser windows loaded to the EPIC Registration page and checking both the SDCC Twitter account and the #SDCCOOR hashtag.

But amidst the typical outcry over frustrating load times and missed opportunities, many have also picked up the banner of the positive accentuating hashtag #BeTheCheerio. Seemingly originating from SDCC blogger An Englishman In San Diego, the phrase is meant to keep hopeful attendees' eyes focused on the prize. As you wait to see if you made it in, check out some of our favorite Twitter responses to this year's madness below the jump.

[Update: As we note below, the show sold out of badges in one hour, besting the previous year's record by nearly 30 minutes.]

And then you start seeing certain days sell out. #SDCC2015 #SDCCOOR pic.twitter.com/SInFlyrOPx— Push Your Glasses Up (@PushGlassesUp) February 21, 2015

#SDCCOOR tomorrow is about to be like... pic.twitter.com/h2fh7Tvfci— Belinda Garcia (@bbcgarcia) February 21, 2015

Admittance to the waiting room does not guarantee a badge or a registration session. Not everyone will be selected. #BeTheCheerio #SDCCOOR— San Diego Comic-Con (@Comic_Con) February 21, 2015

Oh, people are buying their badges now… you’re leaving me… everybody leaves me… I’m so alone #SDCC #SDCCOOR— SDCC Blue Circle (@SDCCBlueCircle) February 21, 2015

What if I WANT Benedict Cumberbatch to try and hypnotize me? #sdcc15 ....trying to #bethecheerio pic.twitter.com/eMQiYy84g4— Annika (@AnnikaAstra) February 21, 2015

Forget about lining up for 18 hours, camping and sleeping out in the cold, THIS line is the most stressful of #SDCC #SDCCOOR— Lina (@SDCCFangirl) February 21, 2015

Update: And literally one hour after the Open Online Registration began, Comic-Con 2015 has sold out. Congrats to those who made it.

Comic-Con 2015 badges have sold out! We thank you for your support. We are grateful to receive such a high level of interest. #SDCC #SDCCOOR— San Diego Comic-Con (@Comic_Con) February 21, 2015