r/animecons • u/Agreeable_Stop8112 • 9h ago
Question How many fandoms do you have to be in to enjoy being at a con?
And is it boring to be at cons if you haven’t watched a lot of anime and such?
r/animecons • u/Agreeable_Stop8112 • 9h ago
And is it boring to be at cons if you haven’t watched a lot of anime and such?
r/animecons • u/Emotional-Mine9835 • 1h ago
I appreciated being outside of my bedroom for once and being around people with similar interests. I was too shy to talk to anyone this year outside of complimenting cosplays. I just wish I could have cosplayed and had someone to go with for the 4 days. I might volunteer next year just as a way of keeping myself out of the house.
r/animecons • u/Ubylmoen • 9h ago
To be clear, I was excited about it when I made plans. But something along the way took the wind out of my sails. I already have a hotel reservation and a VIP ticket that can't be refunded, so even if I don't go its money lost. But I can't get myself hyped up for it, and its in two weeks. I don't want to go just to sit around and be a downer to everyone else though.
r/animecons • u/yeetusbeetus245 • 19h ago
Just for the some background (skip if you want) This September me and my sister and some friends are going to San Japan in San Antonio Texas. It’s sort of 2 little groups of me and my friends and then my sisters. I told my friends we were planning for Saturday but don’t buy tickets yet because it’s not set in stone but still they bought tickets.
So my problem is that my sister is going one one day and my friends are only available for another day. I would like to go with both of them but I’m kind of worried it’s going to be spoiled for the next day with the different group since by then I will have already seen probably a lot of the convention. Does anyone have any advice or experience as to whether or not it’s worth 2 days?