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What are my friends and I expect for our first anime convention?

My friends and I (the 12 years of age) were included in the planning of the Anime Expo 2009 Go in Los Angeles this summer. But the big big problem is that, although we have had about anime because who knows, does not answer how long (in. Haha), but we do not have a convention, go! We feel great shame that, yes indeed ^_^;. So please, if you can, can we expect from you Some information, such as the registration cuz we of course (not yet 18 years old) or * (hm * warnings such as sudden glomping when we took up a cosplay costume Sign that someone really likes) and also the hotels. When I looked at the site, I am confused so I need help here! Please and thank you!

I'm not at my First Consul until I at school and it was not as large as Anime Expo, so you guys have nothing to be ashamed of. ^ _ ^ It's going to be my first time at AX, but I have to Fanime and some other disadvantages before, so I was giving you some advice on this basis. Of the, what I heard, Anime Expo was really crowded and hot, so make You safely, water bottles, and probably some snacks too, because sometimes the food they sell is expensive at the meeting. You might try searching online, see what kind of restaurants are available around the Convention Center before you go, too. I think you and your friends will qualify for the participating child pass (ages 6-12), the $ 30.00 for the entire 4 days. You can register online or at the door. Here is a direct link to how much tickets are and what you need to take with you when You pick up tickets: http://www.anime-expo.org/registration/general-attendee/pricing-and-format/ Here is a link, what times you can log on and when the exhibition hall (where you buy things open) and closes it turns out. Make sure to register in order to get there early to because the lines can get long. Http: / / www.anime-expo.org/general-information/convention-hours/ As for warnings, I would say most people at conventions are quite friendly and will probably ask to take your picture when you're cosplaying. Sometimes, but I would say, rarely are there people who do random glomp their favorite characters so I'm looking for to guess. If someone seems to bother you a lot then tell people to a convention. They are to walk around with a personal-shirts. Overall, the atmosphere is really fun and high energy prices. In any case, to bring a camera for all to catch the awesome cosplay moments and maybe a backpack if you plan to buy a lot of things. As for hotels, I think, You can book a room, if you log online. You may also use other hotels around the convention center, which could be cheaper. Here is a link to the hotel FAQ: http://forums.anime-expo.org/index.php?showtopic=10427 Here is a link to the forum with more hotel info: http://forums.anime-expo.org/index.php?showtopic If = 10,428 You have further questions about certain events or whatever you can review the Anime Expo forums where people disucss pretty much everything. http://forums.anime-expo.org/ Good luck and hope you guys have an awesome time! : D

Anime Expo 2009-Cosplay, Lines, and Autographs