This February, you have the opportunity to enjoy a fun event combination of comics and the beach. The Long Beach Comic Expo is coming back to the Long Beach Convention Center from Saturday, February 17th at 10 AM, and runs through Sunday, February 18th at 5 PM. At The Long Beach Comic Expo, you’ll have the opportunity to celebrate and share your love for comic books and pop culture while seeing displays by artists, writers, creators and illustrators.
The Long Beach Comic Expo will feature exhibitors that will demonstrate and sell a wide variety of products related to comics and pop culture. You’ll also get to experience signings, educational instruction, and participate in celebrity meet and greet sessions. You are also encouraged to dress in a costume and demonstrate your favorite comic book or pop culture character.
The Long Beach Comic Expo will take place on Saturday, February 17th, 2018 at 10 AM and continue until Sunday, February 18th 2018 until 5 PM PST at the Long Beach Convention Center. Ticket prices can vary depending on the options you select, and our listed below.
If you wait to purchase your tickets at the door, your ticket prices will increase by $5, so you can save money by buying your tickets online. You can also receive a $5 discount If you are active or former military or law enforcement. Senior citizens over 65 can also receive a $5 discount.
Show hours on Saturday, February 17th run from 10 AM until 7 PM, with advance ticket holders being allowed in at 9:30 AM. On Sunday, February 18th from 10:30 AM until 5 PM show hours run from 10:30 AM until 7 PM. Advance ticket holders will be allowed in at 10 AM on Sunday. If you want to learn more about the Long Beach Comic Expo, or to purchase tickets, please visit their website here.
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