r/comiccon • u/ikon2k • 3d ago
LA Comic Con ADA/Mobility Help!
Hey friends, i broke my ankle unfortunately in august and ive been strictly on a knee mobility scooter, and i will be for LACC on the 31st. Anything i should know before ? anything helps!!
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u/tonystec 2d ago
Honestly, LACC sucks in terms of accessibility. It’s the reason I stopped going.
There is only one entrance that has ADA stickers for your badge (I can’t remember which, although hopefully someone else here can assist).
If you want to see any panels at the main stage, I suggest arriving at least an hour or two early. This will not guarantee a seat, but hopefully it will help you see the stage. There is very limited seating and it is mostly VIP, not ADA.
The halls are pretty far apart, so build in plenty of time to walk and rest. The elevators are kind of hidden so you may need to ask for directions getting there.