First-Time Con Goer Resources?
#62 Guest_Narumi-kun_*
Posted 02 May 2004 - 03:13 PM
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I just checked my badge from last year, and it did have my real name... it was in very small letters though, with the nickname in bigger letters.
But, I pre-regged, and I'm sure with pre-regging they have to have your real name on there, so they can find the badge when it comes time to pick it up.
Not sure about at-con reg, but I'm guessing that you'll have to have your real name on it...
Not sure about the fan art question though... though if you are going to the guest meet and greet, that would probably be a good time to give out your fan art... or if you get to a panel early, that is also a good time to chat with guests...
Hope that helps a little! :sweatdrop
When does this guest meet and greet usually occur. Or should I say, when will it occur this year?
#65 Guest_Tsukento_*
Posted 03 May 2004 - 09:14 AM
Considering it'll be my first time ever going to any form of an anime convention (or even traveling out of state), what are the main things I will have to pay for to go and how much would it cost?
I look at the site for Registration and the only thing it talks about is online Pre-Registration (which I understand is closed). Is there any way to register up front once there?
Sorry if any of these questions sound stupid. I feel stupid for just asking them. x-x; I wanna be sure I know what I'm doing and have enough money to make it for three days without going broke just to get there in one day.
#66
Posted 03 May 2004 - 04:46 PM
http://www.acen.org/forums/showthread.php?...=&threadid=3348
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#67
Posted 09 May 2004 - 08:31 AM
Cosplaying as: Miroku (Inuyasha) or Larva (Vampire Princess Miyu)
(Which one do u think is better??)
Friend Cosplaying as: Nuriko (Fushigi Yuugi)
#68
Posted 09 May 2004 - 09:22 AM
The first day, when you reg, get there early so you don't have to wait in line for 3 hours.
Otherwise, look at the schedule (there is a link on the front of the main page) to see what you are going to want to do.
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#69
Posted 09 May 2004 - 12:18 PM
just one more thing my friend wants to know, if u r cosplaying do u wear your outfit to the convention or change when u get there, in the bathrooms or something?
(its a first timer thing)
thank you
Cosplaying as: Larva (Vampire Princess Miyu)..thank you finally made up my mind ^^x
Friend Cosplaying as: Nuriko (Fughigi Yuugi)
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#70
Posted 09 May 2004 - 12:27 PM
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#71 Guest_Cherry Blossom_*
Posted 09 May 2004 - 04:33 PM
1. Okay so me and my friend had some hard times with transportation and my grandfather is the only one who could drive us, although I feel rather bad having to make him take us. If anyone who lives in the southeastern wisconsin area (preferably Waukesha/Milwaukee county areas *points to location*) is going and would be be able to take us that would GREATLY appriciated. Don't worry it is just two people. However, due to strict parents, we'd have to at least get in some sort of contact with the person who would be driving us (otherwise it is prefectly fine) before hand (just to know we're not driving with a mass murderer :confused: ) We were also only planning to go for Saturday because that was the only time my gramps could take us. We are not pre-regged either. E-mail me at SSCherryBlossom@netscape.net if this could work for you.
2. Yeah, okay so my cosplay costume is rather *cough* heavy for me. You see, I'm going as Shuichi from Gravitation but I'm in his 'suitcase' costume (meaning I'm Shuichi in his suitcase) and I MADE IT ENTIRELY BY HAND! *raises fist triumphantly* Anyway, I made it out of a cardboard box (not very big, it just fits my upper torso) but it IS rather heavy. This would be another reason I would enjoy someone with a car at the con (my grandfather would just leave us there and then pick us up) that way if I get too tired having to lug it around, I could store it somewhere. I really don't want to put this somewhere hidden around the con or anything cuz I WORKED ON IT FOR SEVEN FRICKEN HOURS!! *calms down* :sweatdrop Any advice for this type of situation?
3. (I know there's a lot) About how early should I get there Sat morning for the con-reg? (not pre-regged and I've heard the lines could be like 3 hours long
That's it for now, but just wait and see me remember something important I forgot to add in about 10 mins....
#72
Posted 09 May 2004 - 05:49 PM
Otherwise, if you don't have a car or a room, you will probably just have to lug it around.
You can find the rules in the masq./cosplay section of the forum.
As for regging on Saturday, get there very early.. Earlier than it even opens if at all possible, because Saturday is the busiest day, especially for one day passes... If you don't get there early, it has happened in the past that the at-con reg lines were 3-4 hours long.
The con has stuff going on 24/3... during the overnight hours, it's mostly the video rooms that are open.
If you want more information, there is a link to the live programming schedule on the main Acen page.
Hope that helps!
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#76
Posted 09 May 2004 - 06:07 PM
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#77
Posted 12 May 2004 - 06:06 PM
but anyways, would the lines for at-con registration be long around that time? Because That's about what time I'll be getting there at, and I don't know any of this stuff, because it's my first ACen
And I'd get one of those uber-cool badges too even if I register at-con on Saturday?
Thanks much <3
~st0mpy~
#81
Posted 09 July 2004 - 04:14 PM
there lies another time,
where darkness and light are one.
As you tread the halls of sanity,
you feel glad to be able to go beyond.
i have a message from another time.
#83
Posted 09 July 2004 - 08:12 PM
Belldandy said:
I agree, there is no 'right age'... Our group ranged in age from 7 months to 29 years old...
Though, I think I'm getting a little old for Acen, because there seems to be too many immature younger people, who made this year's con experience the worst that I've ever had...
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#84 Guest_Belldandy_*
Posted 10 July 2004 - 06:22 AM
#85
Posted 10 July 2004 - 01:04 PM
Belldandy said:
You don't have to cosplay, but it's fun... If you just do hallway cosplay, you will get asked for your picture a lot, and some people might want to hug you...
And the cost depends on a few things... what the costume is, if you are making it yourself... I usually spend about $50 to $60 on each of my costumes... but my best friend handmakes them for me...
If you buy it online or from eBay, you will be paying at least $100...
If you have more questions about the con, just pm me.
All-Time Favorite Anime: Fushigi Yuugi
I freely speak my mind whether you like it or not
#87
Posted 20 July 2004 - 01:37 PM
Involved in Newski's Summer Vacation is ACEN, Tromathon, GFEST 11, and an Alice Cooper Concert. Its a humorous guide to my summer as told by a cheesey little sketch.
What I need from ACEN: The Excel Saga Panel, A few of Matt Greenfield, And Dealers room Crowds. And Maybe if there is a line Heading into the Hentai Room or Anime Hell and Midnight Madness, I could work with those, too.
#88
Posted 20 July 2004 - 01:48 PM
Mandy-chan said:
Knowing how security works - having been an op - you'd probably be chastized and have your name recorded if something happens again. Now, if you know who was trying to steal your stuff, well, I feel sorry for him (or her - this is the '00s) once SecDiv finds them.
-EMH
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