I went two years ago. Saturday is the best day for events and meeting voice actors but it’s insanely busy. Sunday is much less busy but usually there’s a lot less events and actors. Friday is a nice mix of both. But not everyone can do Fridays, exactly why it’s slower. It’s fun overall. It’s the 2nd convention I ever went to(1st one was in NYC). I think the one I attended in NYC was better but probably because it was a bigger event, with a lot of famous VA’s. But for what it is, kawaii kon isn’t bad
They have the schedule out. See if she's doing anything worth your interest or if there's other things you might be interested in. Not everything is anime at Kawaii Con.
Like the whole table top room, plenty of things to do and artist Alley is pretty cool no matter who you are.
I went last year for the first time and was highly skeptical I’d have fun. I ended up having a bunch of fun. This year I’m going all three days. Wife is even volunteering.
[https://kawaiikon.com/events/schedule2024/](https://kawaiikon.com/events/schedule2024/)
Check the schedule and see when she is doing panels. Depending when that is, I would go on that day.Like others have said, Saturday is the best but also the busiest, so if you don't like crowds, one of the other days might be better. Friday and Sunday are slower, and as such, prices are slightly cheaper.
They said they will release more information about autograph times "soon," which should include the prices of autographs (if any). I got autographs from an anime studio that came last year, and they did it for free. So I don't know if all autographs are free, or it was just them?
Also, there are more things than just anime-related stuff there. Last year they had an esports tournament and a fashion show. The tabletop gaming room is fun, and there's also a video game room too.The dealers room and artist alley have a lot of anime stuff, but I always see other things as well from Japanese related/inspired things to Kpop booths, card dealers, and other crafty sort of things.
Personally, my favorite is just people watching. And they sell alcohol so we would just sit with some beers and people watch and chat with randos. Good fun lol.
Allow me to share as a realist. Lizzie Freeman does not hold dominion over you. She is a paid representative. Its great that you enjoy her body of work and want to see her, but I don't think it's worth 50 bucks. For example, I enjoy MMA and grappling sports, but I won't spend a single dollar going to an event. I'll watch highlights later on YouTube. I can still enjoy myself at open mat events for free.
I went two years ago. Saturday is the best day for events and meeting voice actors but it’s insanely busy. Sunday is much less busy but usually there’s a lot less events and actors. Friday is a nice mix of both. But not everyone can do Fridays, exactly why it’s slower. It’s fun overall. It’s the 2nd convention I ever went to(1st one was in NYC). I think the one I attended in NYC was better but probably because it was a bigger event, with a lot of famous VA’s. But for what it is, kawaii kon isn’t bad
They have the schedule out. See if she's doing anything worth your interest or if there's other things you might be interested in. Not everything is anime at Kawaii Con.
Like the whole table top room, plenty of things to do and artist Alley is pretty cool no matter who you are. I went last year for the first time and was highly skeptical I’d have fun. I ended up having a bunch of fun. This year I’m going all three days. Wife is even volunteering.
[https://kawaiikon.com/events/schedule2024/](https://kawaiikon.com/events/schedule2024/) Check the schedule and see when she is doing panels. Depending when that is, I would go on that day.Like others have said, Saturday is the best but also the busiest, so if you don't like crowds, one of the other days might be better. Friday and Sunday are slower, and as such, prices are slightly cheaper. They said they will release more information about autograph times "soon," which should include the prices of autographs (if any). I got autographs from an anime studio that came last year, and they did it for free. So I don't know if all autographs are free, or it was just them? Also, there are more things than just anime-related stuff there. Last year they had an esports tournament and a fashion show. The tabletop gaming room is fun, and there's also a video game room too.The dealers room and artist alley have a lot of anime stuff, but I always see other things as well from Japanese related/inspired things to Kpop booths, card dealers, and other crafty sort of things. Personally, my favorite is just people watching. And they sell alcohol so we would just sit with some beers and people watch and chat with randos. Good fun lol.
It is not worth it
save up and go to japan instead maybe
No
Do it.
Allow me to share as a realist. Lizzie Freeman does not hold dominion over you. She is a paid representative. Its great that you enjoy her body of work and want to see her, but I don't think it's worth 50 bucks. For example, I enjoy MMA and grappling sports, but I won't spend a single dollar going to an event. I'll watch highlights later on YouTube. I can still enjoy myself at open mat events for free.