The Antichrist enjoys these audiences. This causes a great deal of cheering and waving back and forth. The general audience, then, allows the visitor to see the Antichrist at longer and more informal intervals than the other types of audiences. How well you see the Antichrist depends upon your admission ticket. Some are for seats close up, some farther back - and some are for standing room only.
Tickets are available for the asking.
This is a personal meeting with the Antichrist - and little more. An aide tells him your name and who you are. He nods and extends his hand to have it shaken or to allow his ring to be kissed. Depending upon the time at his disposal, and also upon who you are, he may exchange a few words with you before passing on to the next person. This encounter can take place after a general audience, when you line up before his throne, or it can occur in one of the ten antechambers to his audience office.