Are there food trucks on-site during the event?
No, food trucks aren’t part of the on-site food setup for this event. Dining options are centered around the hotel’s own restaurant and grab-and-go offerings instead.
No, food trucks aren’t part of the on-site food setup for this event. Dining options are centered around the hotel’s own restaurant and grab-and-go offerings instead.
Yes, there’s a bar open during daytime convention hours at the Two01 restaurant, so you don’t have to wait until evening to grab a drink between panels or autograph sessions.
Yes, quick grab-and-go food options are available on the convention floor on both Saturday and Sunday, which is convenient if you don’t want to step away from the action for a full sit-down meal.
Yes, a kids’ menu is available at the on-site restaurant, so families dining together have age-appropriate options to choose from.
Prop weapons need to be checked and tagged by a member of security before they’re allowed in, and that process can be handled right at Will Call. Plan to bring your prop weapon through that check-in step rather than assuming it’s automatically cleared.
No, there isn’t a dedicated costume check station at entry separate from the general prop-weapon check happening at Will Call. Cosplayers can proceed through the normal entry process.
No, there isn’t a designated changing area set up for cosplayers. Plan to arrive already in costume or handle any costume changes elsewhere before heading into the venue.
No, cosplay group photoshoots aren’t formally organized as part of the event’s programming. Cosplayers looking to coordinate group shots would need to arrange that informally among themselves.
No, entering the cosplay contest doesn’t come with additional perks beyond the contest itself and its announced prizes. The main incentive to enter is the recognition and prizes tied to the contest.
No, there isn’t a specific size or bulk limit placed on costume props for navigating crowded areas. Cosplayers should still use good judgment about maneuvering large pieces through busy spaces, even without a formal rule capping size.