Frequently asked questions

Opening times can vary slightly by city, but as a guide:

  • VIP & Early Bird: from 10:00
  • Standard tickets: from 11:30
  • On-the-door tickets: from 12:00
  • Friday entry (if available): typically from 11:00 Early Bird and 12:30 Standard

Most daytime areas – including Video Gaming and Exhibitors – usually close around 18:00. The Main Stage then continues with evening events and parties until late (often up to around 23:00, usually earlier on the Sunday).

Always check the timetable for your specific event or ask staff on the day, as exact times and after-party closing times can vary.

The best way to stay up to date is to download the Animeleague phone app for Android and Apple at www.animeleague.app.

The app lets you:

  • View the latest timetables and maps
  • See activities and sign up for events
  • Get updates and announcements during the con

We also post updates on our website and social media, but the app is usually the quickest place to see last-minute changes.

An Anime & Gaming Con is a fun and friendly convention that usually runs over two days (and occasionally three) in cities across the UK.

You’ll typically find:

  • Anime, manga and cosplay
  • Video gaming and tabletop gaming
  • Stage events, panels, quizzes and parties
  • Artists, traders and community activities

Each city usually hosts its Anime & Gaming Con once a year.

You can sign up for some events online in advance – check the event’s Events page or app listing for links to application forms.

Most sign-ups take place at the event, usually in the area where the activity happens. For example:

  • Video gaming tournaments – sign up in the Video Gaming area
  • TCG / tabletop tournaments – sign up in the Tabletop / TCG area
  • Stage events and competitions – sign up at the Events Signup Desk next to the Main Stage

Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your event or tournament time so we can confirm places and explain what to do.

If a stage event is full, please speak to staff on the day – we may be able to add you if places become available, but this is not guaranteed.

Most of our venues have bars, cafés or food stalls. Exact options vary by city, so check the event’s Travel or Venue page for details.

In general:

  • You are usually welcome to bring your own cold snacks and soft drinks for personal use.
  • Most venues do not allow outside alcohol or hot food to be brought into licensed or function areas.

Venue staff and security have the final say on what is permitted. Please always follow any venue signs and instructions from venue staff.

Some events have a cloakroom or bag storage area, but availability varies by venue. Please ask at Registrations / Reception when you arrive.

If a cloakroom is available, the following usually applies:

  • Charged at around £1 per item
  • Normally closes at around 18:00 unless otherwise stated – you must collect items before the stated closing time

After the cloakroom closes, any uncollected items may be moved to another area (for example near the stage at the after-party) or treated as lost property, and collection may be delayed.

For safety and security, please do not leave valuables such as cash, passports, laptops, high-end electronics or jewellery in cloakroom items, and avoid leaving any bag or item with a total replacement value of more than £50. The cloakroom is intended for coats and everyday bags, not high-value items.

You are responsible for your own belongings. Full details on personal property and cloakrooms are set out in the Event Terms & Conditions.

You are responsible for your own belongings at the event – please keep valuables with you and do not leave items unattended.

If you lose something:

  • Lost property is usually kept at Registrations / Info Desk during the day.
  • In the evening, it may be moved closer to the Main Stage area.
  • At the end of the event, remaining lost property is usually handed over to the venue’s lost property.

If you think something has been stolen, please speak to Registrations / Info Desk or any staff member as soon as possible, and consider reporting it to the venue and, if appropriate, the police.

We and the venue will take reasonable care of any lost property handed in to us, but we cannot accept responsibility for lost or stolen items unless the loss is caused by our failure to take reasonable care. Full details are in the Event Terms & Conditions.

No. Smoking and vaping are not allowed inside the venue.

Most venues provide designated smoking or vaping areas outside. Please use these areas and follow any signs or instructions from venue staff.

Please do not smoke or vape in queues, doorways, toilets, hotel rooms or other indoor areas.

Cons can be busy and tiring, so please:

  • Stay hydrated – bring a refillable water bottle if you can
  • Take regular breaks from crowds and noise
  • Eat regularly and avoid skipping meals

If you feel faint, anxious or unwell, move to a quieter space and speak to staff or go to Registrations / Info Desk.

If there is a water station at the event it will be signposted. If not, you can normally ask at the venue bar or café for tap water, which venues will usually provide for free.

If you feel unwell or see someone who needs medical help, tell a member of staff or volunteer straight away, or go to Registrations / Info Desk. We can contact the venue’s first aid team or the emergency services if needed.

In a serious emergency or if someone is in immediate danger, you can also call 999 and then inform staff so we can assist and direct responders.

If you become separated from your child or group, please go straight to Registrations / Info Desk or speak to any staff member or volunteer. We can help reunite you.

For parents and guardians of younger children, we recommend:

  • Agree a clear meeting point in advance
  • Make sure the child knows to ask staff for help if they get lost
  • Consider writing a mobile number on the child’s wristband or on a card they can show staff

Many traders and stalls accept card or contactless payments, but some may only take cash and ATMs can be limited or busy.

We recommend bringing a mix of cash and card (or mobile payment) so you have options.

Pets are not allowed at the event.

Assistance dogs (for example guide dogs or other trained assistance animals) are welcome, but please let us know in advance if possible so we can inform the venue and make sure facilities are suitable.

For more details on accessibility, please see our Accessibility page or email registrations@animeleague.com.

Ticket prices vary by event. You can always find the latest prices on the event’s Register / Buy Tickets page on our website.

All ages are allowed to attend the event. Most content is roughly PG-13, but some events may contain adult themes or stronger language aimed at a more mature audience.

  • Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult aged 18 or over.
  • Children aged 8 and under receive free entry when accompanied by an adult.
  • Anyone over 8 needs a ticket; we don’t sell separate child tickets.
  • Some after-party content or areas may be 18+ and require ID, depending on the venue. Please check with staff on arrival.

You may be asked for ID to:

  • Receive an 18+ wristband
  • Access 18+ areas or activities (including some after-party content)
  • Confirm your age where there is doubt (for example if we believe you may be under 16 and unaccompanied)

Accepted ID typically includes a passport, driving licence or any photo ID with the PASS hologram (such as many student or citizen cards).

If you cannot provide acceptable ID when asked, you may be treated as under 18 for the event and may not be able to access 18+ areas or activities. Our full age and ID rules are set out in the Event Terms & Conditions.

If you know at least one month before the event that you can no longer attend, you can:

  • Request a refund for your entry ticket, subject to a £10 administration fee, or
  • Ask us to move your booking to another Animeleague event (subject to availability) for free up to one month beforehand.

Within one month of the event, refunds are normally not possible and we may not be able to move your booking to another event. In some cases, we may still be able to change the name on your ticket – please email registrations@animeleague.com as soon as possible.

Full details are in our Event Terms & Conditions.

Tickets are personal to you and are not intended for resale.

If you can no longer attend, please email registrations@animeleague.com – see the “I can no longer attend” question above for options.

We may refuse entry if we reasonably believe a ticket has been resold or used fraudulently. We do not support resale through third-party platforms or unofficial channels.

Tickets are emailed to you after purchase.

On the day, you can:

  • Show a digital copy of your ticket on your phone or tablet, or
  • Bring photo ID (such as a driving licence or passport) so we can look up your booking if you don’t have the ticket to hand.

We do not require you to print your ticket unless you prefer to.

Your confirmation email and tickets are sent automatically after you complete payment.

If you don’t see them:

  • Check your spam or junk folder and mark the email as not spam.
  • Search your inbox for “Animeleague” or the event name.

If you still can’t find them, email registrations@animeleague.com with your full name, the email address you booked with, and which event and day(s) you booked. We can then resend your tickets or confirm your booking.

On the day, if all else fails, you can still get in by bringing photo ID that matches the name on your booking so we can look you up on our system.

We offer Early Bird and VIP ticket options at most events. Together they are capped so they make up no more than around 35% of total attendance.

Early Bird usually includes:

  • Entry from 10:00 instead of 11:30
  • 5 tickets for the Big Geek Raffle, which takes place each day (you must be present at the draw to claim a prize)

VIP usually includes:

  • Everything in Early Bird
  • A membership badge with the option to personalise your name or nickname
  • 10 tickets for the Big Geek Raffle
  • An exclusive Anime & Gaming Con–branded lanyard to wear your badge with
  • An Animeleague tote bag

Details may vary slightly by event – please check the event’s registration page for the exact perks for that con.

To buy tickets, click the BUY TICKETS or REGISTER link for your chosen event, fill in your details and submit the form.

You can normally pay by debit or credit card, PayPal, and sometimes Google Pay or similar options where available. The payment link is also emailed to you after registering so you can pay later if needed.

We do not store your full card details.

Yes. You can pay for someone else by putting their name (and, if you wish, their email) on the ticket instead of yours when you complete the booking.

If you need help updating names on an existing booking, please email registrations@animeleague.com.

When you book, you’ll receive a confirmation email with a “View/Edit your ticket” link.

Using this link you can usually:

  • Upgrade your ticket to Early Bird or VIP (where available)
  • Add official convention merchandise (such as tote bags or badges)
  • Add extra raffle tickets, if offered for that event
  • Add extra tickets for friends or family on the same booking
  • Update basic contact details on your booking

If you can’t find your confirmation email, first check your spam or junk folder. If it’s still missing, email registrations@animeleague.com and we can resend your ticket email or provide a fresh edit link.

Please note that some changes, such as upgrades or adding merch, may only be available up to a certain point before the event and may close shortly before the con. If you’re close to the event date and can’t make a change online, email us and we’ll see what’s still possible.

Yes. We offer a 50% discount for those attending as a carer for an eligible attendee.

To qualify we normally require proof such as a Nimbus (Access) Card with a (+1) symbol. One carer ticket is available per eligible attendee and you should bring your card with you to the event.

Please email registrations@animeleague.com with your proof and the event details so we can apply the discount.

For more information, see our Accessibility page.

If your wristband is damaged or comes off during the event, bring the original wristband and proof of purchase to Registrations / Info Desk. We will normally issue a replacement wristband on the day and cancel the original.

We are not obliged to replace a wristband if you cannot provide the original or if we reasonably believe it has been misused.

Yes. As long as you are wearing a valid, undamaged wristband for that day, you can leave the venue and re-enter while the event is open.

You must keep your wristband on and visible at all times while in event areas. You may be asked to show it to staff or security each time you come back in.

If you lose your wristband, you may not be able to re-enter without a replacement.

Venue details for each Anime & Gaming Con are listed on the event’s Travel page on our website.

This page includes the venue address, basic travel information and links to maps and local transport options for that specific city.

Parking arrangements vary by event and venue.

Please check the Travel page for your specific event for details on on-site or nearby parking, charges and any height or time restrictions.

We also recommend using services such as Parkopedia to find nearby parking options, and using public transport where possible in busy city-centre locations.

If you’ve ordered Early Bird, VIP or other official Animeleague merchandise (such as T-shirts or tote bags), you can usually collect it from the Animeleague merchandise desk between approximately 10:00 and 18:00 during the event.

Please bring your ticket or photo ID so we can confirm your order.

Yes, especially earlier in the day.

Before around 13:00, please expect queues of at least 30 minutes at busy times.

To avoid queuing, it’s best to come to the merchandise desk later in the afternoon.

We do not run out of merch that you have pre-ordered, as items are pre-assigned to your booking, unless there are unexpected delivery or stock issues. If there is an issue with your item, we will offer you a substitute (where available) or a full refund.

The Big Geek Raffle is a daily prize draw held at the event, usually on the Main Stage.

  • Early Bird tickets include 5 raffle tickets as a perk.
  • VIP tickets include 10 raffle tickets as a perk.
  • You can usually buy extra raffle tickets at the venue during the event for £1 each.

The raffle is drawn live at the event, and you must be physically present at the draw to claim a prize. If your number is called and you are not there, or cannot produce the matching ticket in reasonable time, we will draw another winner.

Prizes and draw times are announced in the timetable or by staff at the event. Full details are set out in the Event Terms & Conditions.

We have hundreds of pounds of merchandise provided by our sponsoring dealers, along with exclusive convention merch items and tickets to future Animeleague events up for grabs in the Big Geek Raffle.

Prizes for each event are showcased on the day and may vary by location.

You do not usually need to collect separate physical raffle tickets in advance.

When you buy a ticket that includes raffle entries (for example Early Bird or VIP), or buy extra entries at the event, your raffle entries are recorded and printed on your convention ticket.

Simply bring your convention ticket to the Big Geek Raffle draw – staff will use the ticket details to confirm your entries and any winning numbers. Please keep your convention ticket safe and accessible during the event.

Traders and exhibitors are responsible for making sure the products they sell comply with intellectual property and trading laws.

If you see something that you believe is fake, bootleg or otherwise suspicious, please speak to a member of staff or go to Registrations / Info Desk and let us know which stall it was.

We take reports of suspected fakes extremely seriously and will look into it. We may speak to the trader, ask them to remove items, or take further action where appropriate.

If you have already bought an item and later suspect it may be fake or bootleg, please speak to a member of staff or go to Registrations / Info Desk as soon as you can on the day.

Keep the item, any receipt or proof of purchase, and, if possible, note the name or location of the stall.

We take these reports extremely seriously. We will speak to the trader involved and do our best to help you resolve the issue or pursue a refund.

Please be aware that the sale contract is between you and the trader, so we cannot guarantee the outcome in every case, but we may take further action with traders where appropriate. If you only realise after the event, you can email us with details, including photos if possible, and we will follow up with the trader where we can.

Yes, absolutely.

Cosplay is not consent. No matter what someone is wearing, you must always respect their personal space.

Please:

  • Ask first before taking close-up photos of a specific person or group.
  • Ask first before hugging, posing together or making physical contact.

If someone says no or asks you to leave them alone, you must respect that and not continue to approach or contact them.

Unwanted touching, repeated unwanted attention or sexual comments can be treated as harassment under our rules and may lead to warnings, removal from the event or a ban from future events.

All weapons and large props will be checked by staff. For everyone’s safety:

  • Real weapons of any kind (blades, firearms, blunt weapons) are not allowed.
  • Metal replica weapons, sharp-tipped items and realistic imitation firearms are not allowed.
  • Props that can fire projectiles or use pyrotechnics are not allowed.

Props that are too large, heavy or awkward (for example over about 1.6m or likely to hit others or block corridors) may be refused or stored for you until you leave.

If a prop is considered unsafe, we may ask you to leave it at home or in your car, or store it safely for you during the event. You may be allowed to use it briefly for stage events and then return it.

The cosplay weapons and props section of the Event Terms & Conditions explains this in more detail.

Props should be made from safe, lightweight materials, such as:

  • Foam (EVA foam, craft foam, insulation foam)
  • Thermoplastics (for example Worbla)
  • Cardboard or paper-based props
  • Lightweight plastics or hollow 3D prints
  • Fabric, felt or plush materials
  • Inflatable props

Hard or heavy materials are not normally permitted, such as:

  • Solid wood (for example baseball bats, heavy staffs or clubs)
  • Metal (including aluminium, steel or iron parts)
  • Glass or ceramics
  • Stone, concrete or other rigid building materials
  • Dense resin casts or solid 3D prints that could injure someone if swung, thrown or dropped

Event staff have the final say on whether any prop is allowed.

Yes. Animeleague and approved partners may photograph and film at the event to document and promote it – for example on our website, social media and in future marketing.

This may include:

  • General crowd and atmosphere shots
  • Wider images of event areas
  • Occasional closer shots of individuals or groups

We will try to signpost when photography or filming is taking place. If you would prefer not to be included where reasonably possible, please speak to a member of staff at Registrations / Info Desk and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Full details are in the filming and photography sections of the Event Terms & Conditions.

Yes, but you must respect people’s privacy and wishes.

Please:

  • Ask permission for close-up photos of specific attendees.
  • Ask permission before taking close-up photos of trader stalls or products.

Wider crowd shots usually don’t need individual permission, as long as people aren’t the clear main focus and the image is reasonable.

No recording or photography is allowed in toilets or bathrooms, changing areas, bedrooms or other clearly private spaces.

Hidden recording, or recording someone in a state of undress without clear consent, is strictly prohibited and may result in removal and a ban, and in serious cases may be reported to the police.

Most stage events and competitions are listed in the timetable and in the event information in the app or on the website.

For big headline events like the Cosplay Masquerade and Talent Show, we strongly recommend pre-signing up online using the application forms linked there.

Subject to space, on-the-day signups may be available at the Events Signup Desk next to the Main Stage, but these can fill quickly and usually close around 30 minutes before the event starts.

Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your stage event so staff can confirm your place and explain what to do. If you have more complex tech or instruments, you may be asked to arrive earlier.

Details for each event, including links to sign-up forms, are listed on the event’s website and in the app.

The Cosplay Masquerade is one of our most popular events and usually runs once per day, often around 17:00 on Saturday and Sunday – check the timetable for your specific event.

The best way to guarantee a place is to pre-sign up via the Cosplay Masquerade application form linked on the event page. If there is space left, you may also be able to sign up on the day at the Events Signup Desk next to the Main Stage until around 30 minutes before the masquerade starts.

Basic rules include:

  • Open to all ages, but under-13s must have parent or guardian consent.
  • Costumes from any media are welcome (anime, games, films, comics, books, original designs, etc.).
  • Handmade costumes can be judged on craftsmanship. Bought or lightly altered costumes can still enter and be judged, but usually won’t be eligible for the craftsmanship category.
  • You can simply walk and pose or perform a short skit. We ask for at least three poses (for example left, right, centre stage).
  • Skits are optional and must be pre-approved, usually limited to around 2 minutes for individuals and 3 minutes for groups, with only a limited number accepted per masquerade.
  • If you want to use music, you must provide it in advance as explained on the application form. We cannot normally accept new music files on the day. Performance tracks must be no longer than 2 minutes – if you send a longer track, we will only use the first 2 minutes.
  • Content must be appropriate for the event – no offensive material or swearing in songs or on stage.

Please arrive at the Events Signup Desk or area at least 30 minutes before the masquerade. If you have complex tech or props, allow extra time.

You may be filmed or photographed during the masquerade; by entering, you agree that Animeleague and the event may use this footage for event coverage and promotion. Full rules and tech details are on the Cosplay Masquerade application form.

The Talent Show is for performances such as singing, dancing, skits, musical performances and other acts.

Please pre-sign up via the Talent Show application form linked on the event page. The day and time for the Talent Show for your event is listed on the timetable and on the form.

Basic rules include:

  • You can participate as an individual or as a group.
  • Your performance should be no longer than 4 minutes. If it runs over, we may have to stop the performance to keep to time.
  • Any music or audio you need must be sent in advance, for example a link to a track we can download or an MP3 as described on the form. We cannot accept new music on the day.
  • If you have a scripted performance with dialogue, we strongly recommend pre-recording the audio rather than relying on live speech so everyone can hear clearly.
  • Content must be appropriate for the event and suitable for a mixed-age audience.
  • Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the Talent Show if you are singing or dancing.
  • If you are bringing your own instruments or tech, you must arrive at least 1 hour before so we can check everything. We do not provide instruments – you must bring your own.

Full rules and tech requirements are set out on the Talent Show application form for your event.

Video gaming and TCG / tabletop tournaments are usually listed in the timetable and in the app.

To enter, sign up on the day at the staff desk in the relevant area:

  • Video gaming tournaments – staff desk in the Video Gaming area
  • TCG or card game tournaments – staff desk in the Tabletop / TCG area

Sign-ups normally close 30 minutes before the tournament starts or when the tournament reaches capacity.

You must also turn up to the tournament area at least 30 minutes before the start time so staff can confirm your place and explain the rules. If you are late, your place may be given to someone on the reserve list.

Full details such as format, rules and prizes are usually displayed in the gaming or TCG area and in the app on the day.

All other stage events (unless otherwise stated in the programme) are usually simple on-the-day signups at or near the Main Stage or relevant area – just check the timetable and speak to staff at the Events Signup Desk if you’re unsure where to go.

For the full legal position, please read our Event Terms & Conditions and Privacy Statement, which are linked on the registration page and on our website, and our Rules & Safety Guide (Summary), which explains the main behaviour, safety, cosplay and photography rules in plain English.

We recommend all attendees read at least the Rules & Safety Guide before the event.

We want Anime & Gaming Con to be a fun, friendly and inclusive event for everyone.

In summary, you must:

  • Be respectful to other attendees, staff and the venue.
  • Not engage in harassment, bullying, threats or discrimination.
  • Not use illegal drugs or misuse medication.
  • Follow reasonable instructions from event and venue staff.

Cosplay does not equal consent – always ask before touching someone or taking close-up photos.

Do not sell, run paid activities or hand out flyers without permission. You are responsible for your own belongings.

For full details, please see the Rules & Safety Guide and the Behaviour and Conduct section of our Event Terms & Conditions.

We want to resolve most issues calmly and fairly.

Depending on what happens, we may:

  • Have a quiet word and explain the rules
  • Give a formal warning
  • Remove someone from a specific area or activity
  • Remove someone from the event without refund for serious or repeated breaches
  • Ban someone from future events in serious cases

In serious situations – for example violence, serious harassment, illegal drug use or credible threats – we may contact the police and, where safety is at risk, share relevant information with other organisers in line with our Privacy Statement.

For less serious issues we will usually try to resolve things by talking and warning first; for serious breaches we may act immediately.

If something is wrong or making you uncomfortable, please tell us as soon as you can. We can’t fix things we don’t know about.

At the event:

  • Speak to any staff member or volunteer, or
  • Go to Registrations / Info Desk.

For urgent safety issues, contact venue security or a staff member immediately. In a serious emergency or if someone is in immediate danger, you can also call 999 and then inform staff so we can support.

For online or later reports, use the official contact details on our website, for example email registrations@animeleague.com or the contact form.

If the issue involves online behaviour, screenshots or links can help but are not required. We will treat reports seriously and sensitively and only share information with those who need to know in order to respond.

You can apply via the exhibitor application form linked here.

Headline rules:

  • You must only sell items that are legal in the UK.
  • Bootlegs / fake merchandise are not allowed. You are responsible for ensuring your stock is genuine and must remove any item we reasonably suspect to be fake.
  • Real weapons and replica weapons are not allowed unless explicitly approved by us in advance in writing.
  • Adult material must not be on open display and must not be accessible to under-18s.
  • Food, drink and mystery / lucky bags may only be sold with our prior agreement and must follow venue rules.

Exhibitors are expected to handle refunds and complaints fairly and in line with consumer law.

If an attendee reports an issue (for example suspected bootlegs), we will speak to the trader involved and do our best to help them resolve the issue or pursue a refund. We may take further action with traders where appropriate.

Full details are in the Exhibitor FAQ and Exhibitor / Trader Terms & Conditions linked from the application form.

You can apply via the press application form linked here. Press passes are 18+ only.

If approved, benefits normally include free entry to the event and the chance to arrange interviews with guests and staff, subject to availability. Any additional filming or photography conditions are explained on the form and in the press guidelines we send if you are accepted.

A Creator Pass is a complimentary ticket for content creators with an engaged following who promote their appearance at Anime & Gaming Con and create content about the event.

You can apply via the Creator Pass application form linked here.

It is open to cosplayers, influencers, vloggers, YouTubers and other social media creators. We look at following, engagement and your reason for attending.

You must post at least two social media posts in the two weeks before the event promoting your attendance and provide evidence of this for approval.

A Creator Pass gives free entry only. It does not allow queue-jumping, guarantee seating, or give automatic guest or backstage access. Creator Pass holders must follow all normal event rules.

Questions can be sent to events@animeleague.com.

You can apply via the performer or guest application form linked here, or via the panel application form linked there.

For performers on the Main Stage, we typically offer 30 or 60 minute slots. Performers aged 16+ who are accepted usually receive free entry. We normally provide mic, PA or speakers and a projector – you bring any extra instruments, props or content.

Acts must be safe and comply with venue rules, for example no indoor fire breathing. Specialist band kit like full drum kits is not provided.

Panels are usually talks or interactive sessions of 30 or 60 minutes. We provide projector, laptop and microphone – you bring your own presentation or content.

You must be 16+ to be a panelist and receive free entry as a panel host. Under-16s can apply as fan-panelists with parental permission but must pay for their own entry and be accompanied by a paying adult aged 18+ at all times.

Full details are on the relevant application forms.

Yes. We have a volunteer Event Crew team at each Anime & Gaming Con – it’s a great way to be part of the team, help the event run smoothly and experience the con from the inside.

You can apply via the crew application form linked here. Questions can be sent to crew@animeleague.com.

Crew roles include managing queues and helping attendees, working on Registrations, supporting Operations, and helping in Video Gaming, Tabletop or Stage areas. There may also be roles such as photography, tech or presenting depending on the event. You’ll be placed in a team with a team leader who looks after you over the event.

The commitment is normally two days, around 7 hours per day split into 2–3 hour shifts.

Crew receive free entry to the convention and one free meal per day, and if you have already bought a ticket this is normally refunded if you’re accepted as crew. We can provide references and you gain experience in different event roles. No formal qualifications are required – we provide basic training and welcome all levels of experience.

We’d love to hear from potential sponsors and partners who want to work with Anime & Gaming Con.

For sponsorship enquiries, please email events@animeleague.com with a brief outline of who you are, what you do and how you’d like to get involved.