Anime lovers get a reason to celebrate their passion for this captivation art this holiday season. The Con Alt Delete Anime Convention is arriving at the Hyatt Regence O’hare in Rosemont, Illinois from December 15-17. Attending this convention is very affordable, and you’ll be able to mix and mingle with hundreds of other anime fans throughout the weekend, socializing, making new friends, and sharing a love for anime.
The goal of the Con Alt Delete Anime Convention is to bring together those that share a passion and love for anime to celebrate both Japanese animation and nerd culture. You’ll get to experience the behind-the scenes stories and share with those who work on classic anime shows, like My Little Pony, Hetalia, Dragon Ball Z, Fullmetal Alchemist, Homestuck, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Lolita Fashion. Plus, various sci-fi and video games related to anime will also be a part of the convention. And, if you plan to attend, don’t forget to dress up in your best cosplay costume and come celebrate with both old and new friends. At the event, you’ll get to meet many great anime voice actors, experience fun arcade games, play around with over twenty video game consoles, and much more.
If you decide you want to attend the convention, you should register to attend in advance (which is similar to purchasing a ticket). You can register at the convention, but if you register in advance you’ll get discounted registration. Ticket costs are below:
If you want to learn more about the Con Alt Delete Anime Convention, please visit their website here.
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