Get ready to geek out, because Toronto Comicon is just around the corner! Comic book enthusiasts, cosplayers, and fans of all ages are all set to converge this month in The 6ix for a weekend of epic proportions. Are you a die-hard fan? Or maybe just curious to see what’s all the hype about? Either way, it’s your chance to rub shoulders with your favourite caped crusaders and maybe even snag a selfie with them. So gather your squad for a cool adventure.
What you need to know about Toronto Comicon
The event presented by FAN EXPO Canada, will bring together superheroes and villains from genres of sci-fi, fantasy, comic, anime, gaming and horror. For three days from March 15-17, you can enjoy a variety of attractions with over 400 exhibitors, Community Zone fan meet-ups, and special family programming.
“We’re proud to spotlight our local industry, showcasing the incredible creative talent right here in our city and those currently filming locally. This year’s Toronto Comicon promises an unforgettable experience for everyone this March break,” Andrew Moyes, Vice President of FAN EXPO HQ, said in a press release statement.
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The lineup of special guests include:
- Canadian Golden Globe nominee and speed force enthusiast Tom Cavanagh (The Flash, Ed)
- Two-time Oscar® nominated actor Mary McDonnell (Battlestar Galactica)
- Actor, Director, and Martial Artist Diana Lee Inosanto (Ahsoka)
- 2024 Critic Choice Awards nominee Harvey Guilen (What We Do in the Shadows)
- Actor/pirate captain Jeff Ward (One Piece, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D)
- Several members of the original cast of the X-Men animated series, and Wolverine himself, Cal Dodd
As usual, there are several event highlights like celebrity presentations, autographs, comic creator panels, cosplay, and sketch duels.
Where is it happening
North Building of the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Front Street.
Here’s how you can get tickets to the Toronto Comicon
You can check out the full programming and all celebrity appearances, and get tickets online through the website.
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How to get there from outside of Toronto
The GO Combo Saver Program includes a round-trip GO fare. You can head to Union Station thanks to the scheduled train trips, and Metro Toronto Convention Centre is only a short walk away from the station.