MomoCon 2024 was an unforgettable experience that was second to none that we’ve experienced so far. This event had it all, from electrifying live performances and late-night activities to a sprawling exhibitor hall and one-of-a-kind panels. Whether you're into cosplay, gaming, or just looking for an immersive con experience, MomoCon 2024 exceeded our expectations at every turn. General Overview MomoCon was held at The Georgia World Congress Center and the Omni Hotel Atlanta two wonderful venues to host a convention. These are huge spaces that allowed for MomoCon to be well-spaced and accommodate a ton of different activities. The venue was fairly accessible with options such as automatic doors and elevators that could fit about 4 people. There were chairs and rows dedicated to disabled individuals and the staff was willing to provide additional accommodations upon request. The diversity at this convention was so wonderful to see. There was representation from many communities in p
Few events truly encapsulate the spirit of otaku culture in such a way that feels both nostalgic and cozy quite like Anime Festival of Orlando (AFO). This long-running convention has been providing a one-of-a-kind convention experience for the folks of Orlando, Florida for over 20 years serving several generations of otakus with local vendors, special events, and one-of-a-kind experiences that only AFO can provide. As veterans of this event, it was a unique experience to see the growth and expansion as AFO moved to a new venue, expanded its staff, and put on one of its most fun and exceptional shows to date. New Home, Who’s This? As mentioned above, Anime Festival of Orlando has undergone quite a large update which was certainly a welcome change from last year. One of the biggest issues with last year's showcase was unfortunately the venue itself. While the Wyndham Hotel on Internation Drive is a local staple and honestly a huge community hub as it has been the home of several loc