Frequently Asked Questions

SOME POINTS TO NOTE

- Guests may refuse to sign items if not in good taste

- Selfies are not guaranteed (some guests do not like doing them)

- If you are spending too long chatting to a guest and the queue is busy you will be

asked to move on

- Guests may at any stage request plexiglass or use of masks for photos or signings

- Guests take breaks, they are human, so please be patient and listen to staff and security

- If you have a large amount of items to sign you may be asked to come back

- If you are a trader with items to sign, please let us know in advance or a member of staff on

the day before you queue

​Autographs can range from 15 Euro to 50 Euro depending on the guest and generally gets you a signed photograph of the guest. Most guests will sign other items (ie. DVD's, props etc) if you bring them and ask nicely. As the event gets closer we will list the price along side each guest. You must follow staff and DCC volunteers instructions and queue in the correct area and pay before your item is signed. VIP Ticket holders have priority queueing in this area.

Please be aware that we do not set the price of autographs. Some guests give discounts if getting multiple signatures on items or signed photographs. If you have more than 5 items to get signed you will be asked to come back after the first 5 are signed or to leave them and collect them from the guest's table later so that others may get signatures.

If you can not attend the event or are working at a stall and can not get an autograph, we will offer a facility where you can pre purchase an autograph and it is sent out to your home address 10 working days after the show. This will be launched closer to the event.

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All of our guests are people just like you and I, so there are times they may be away from their table for a break, but do not fret...they mostly return....mostly...

Please remember that the guests may meet hundreds of people a day (and they love meeting their fans) they can sometimes get headaches from constant camera flash or may just be recovering from a cold and won't give you a hug as they don't want to spread anything (or vice versa...yes there is a thing called con flu...) so do not take it personally if you experience any of the above. Every guest we have had at DCC has loved meeting their Irish fans and they enjoy these shows as much as we all do and remember all guests will be present both days unless otherwise stated. Please note that guest appearances are subject to availability. Some may cancel due to work commitments and this is outside of our control.

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* Please note any inappropriate behavior/comments towards guests or staff will result in removal from the event

Comic Con Ireland reserves the right to refuse anyone from taking part in the photo shoot; if payment has already been made then we will refund them. We also reserve the right to change the day and times of the photo shoot if it becomes necessary, subject to guest appearance days. Guests are subject to work and other commitments and have the right to cancel. If this occurs we will give you the option of changing your photo session or issue a refund. All photos will be printed as soon as your photo is taken in the photo studio, don't forget to pick it up before you leave!Title and ownership, and all rights now and in the future, of and for the photo shoot images remain exclusively with Comic Con Ireland Ltd.Guests appearances are subject to work commitments. Charges will be made for autographs. Photographs of the guests will be available.

No, we do not have tickets or pre booking for autographs

Yes, you can ORDER HERE for an autograph to be delivered after the show.

Yes, for certain guests you may do a 'click and collect' where the autograph is signed at the show and you collect from our merch desk. Available for ORDER HERE.

You may purchase online or (IF any are available) on the day at our Merch Desk on Level 1.

We suggest you pre purchase guest autographs HERE

The Fast Pass allows you to join a much shorter queue and complete all your signings much quicker than if you were in the normal queues. It is applicable to all guests.

Simply purchase it online (supplies are limited!) and pick up your Fast Pass wristband at the Guest Merchandise desk located on the First floor near the guests.

We have partnered with Heroes and Villains to help our attendees avail of this service starting with Linda Hamilton - https://www.heroesandvillains.ie/product-page/linda-hamilton-dublin-comic-con-signature-send-in-service

Yes, you can but please note the cost will be the same to get a signature on the said item. You are allowed get 5 items signed at any one time then you must queue again to keep the flow moving. Guests reserve the right to refuse to sign items they deem offensive or inappropriate.

The professional photo ops are located on Level 1 (please see floorplan) not far from the guest tables.

Timetables are released closer to the show.

1) Your photo will be taken by a professional photographer.

2) The shot will be taken in front of a backdrop and with lighting to ensure for the best result.

3) You will be standing beside the guest(s) and not leaning over a table.

4) Your picture will be printed on professional photopaper and a digital image is available upon request at a later date via CJ Mobile Studios.

Online payment covers : Cost of print, free access to digital images after the show has ended (please allow lead time of 2/3 weeks for access to digital image), transaction fees and guarantee you won't miss out!

**Please note the cost of photoshoot covers 2 people max + special guest . If you are having a group photo of more than 2, than the additional people must pay the full price as if it is an additional photoshoot. Only one print provided for every 2 attendees. (i.e a group of 4 get 2 prints). Additional prints cost extra.

Online payment covers : Cost of print, free access to digital images after the show has ended (please allow lead time of 2/3 weeks for access to digital image), transaction fees and guarantee you won't miss out! High res versions from Giles G Photography are available at an extra cost.

No, no signings are allowed during photo ops.

The cost of photoshoot covers 2 people max + special guest . If you are having a group photo of more than 2, than the additional people must pay the full price as if it is an additional photoshoot. Only one print provided for every 2 attendees. (i.e a group of 4 get 2 prints). Additional prints cost extra.

Yes you do!

Once your photo is taken you will be given a QR code to scan which lets you access your picture online for free.

There are high res versions available via the photographers website, https://www.gilesgphotography.co.uk/ , but a charge does apply for the high res versions.

Similar to autographs, sketches from guests are available. The price range is set by the guest, so simply ask them at their table (they don't bite!).

Most guests can do simplified personal sketches at a quick turn around rate (this is to ensure that they do not leave any attendee missing out) but if you wish to have a more detailed piece done, please attempt to contact the guest and artist in advance of the show so that they can dedicate the appropriate time to work on your piece and you may collect it at the show or meet them at the start of the show (i.e Saturday morning or lunch time) so that they can give you an approximate completion time.

It does not, it is only for the autograph lines.

https://www.eventeny.com/events/applications/application/?id=1988

The costume contest/masquerade happens on the Sunday of DCC in the main auditorium and is generally held between 1pm - 3pm or 2pm - 4pm depending on scheduling.

Professional (16+) - Online Pre-registration only - (No pro category for August 2023)

Adult/General Entry (16+) - Online Pre Registration available soon

Under 16's - Online Pre Registration available soon

Group (All Ages) - Online Pre Registration available soon

Tots (Under 5) - On the day sign ups only - Children Specific Prizes

Yes, they are normally located on the 2nd floor (as our floorplan changes each show, be sure to reference each floorplan before the show) which can be accessed via lift or escalator. Each room will be marked as male or female and please note, DCC does not take responsibility for any items left in the room. It is not a storage area so you must check in your items you do not wish to carry into the cloakroom. Any items found without an owner will be taken to the organiser's office and returned at the end of the day or placed in the trash if no one claims them in a reasonable time frame. Anyone found abusing the system or in the wrong room will be removed and any sexual harassment/peeping toms etc will be dealt with as a criminal offence and arrested by Gardai present at the show. Please be sure to keep an eye on our Facebook page as the location of the room may change

Rules

- Costumes must be from a published media source and an existing pop culture character. E.g, Sakizou's Alice would be fine, but one of her original characters would not.

-Any cosplay based on artwork published by fan artists must be able to provide front and back views for reference, and if from a smaller artist, proof must be shown that the art predates the costume.

-No original designs.

-The Entrants costume cannot have previously won 1st place at a large competition or have placed at an international competition.

-Digital designed and printed pieces require a minimum of 20 images showing the development of the costume/prop.

-Reference images of the front & back & details are required to be submitted via email to costumecontest@dublincomiccon.com 1 week prior to the conventions to allow Judges to familiarise themselves with the characters.

-A performance is required. Must be between 1-3 minutes in length.

-Stage props are allowed but not required. 30 seconds will be allowed for stage set up and take down, only one (1) assistant will be allowed to help with setup and take down due to limited space. No additional assistants are allowed during the performance.

Requirements:

-Reference images of the front & back & details are required to be submitted via email to costumecontest@dublincomiccon.com 1 week prior to the conventions to allow Judges to familiarise themselves with the characters.

-Submission of audio and/or video for a performance lasting between 1 and 3 minutes. All files must be submitted online via a file sharing site (Google drive files, dropbox, others etc.) before the event.

NO USBS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON THE DAY

-On the day, of Pre-judging, a photo reference book must be presented to the judges, this must include Reference images, WIP progress photos, and details highlighting work that cannot be seen on the day (ie, pattern creation, inner workings of a costume etc.)

Marking

The judges will mark entrants on 5 separate categories.

Accuracy: This category relates to the achievement in capturing the likeness of the reference photos provided by the entrant. CONSIDER colour, structure, texture, fabric, materials, scaling & proportions, finish etc.

Craftsmanship: This category relates to the skills and techniques used to create the final piece, finishing touches and overall cleanliness. CONSIDER: chosen techniques & variety of, mastery of execution and overall quality, tailoring to the entrants body. Judges will be aware of fraying edges, fabrics glued together, improper stitches, visible imperfections, and poor technique.

Creativity: This category relates to the entrant's creativity and decision-making. What obstacles did you encounter and how were they overcome? Are there unique elements to ambitious builds relating to size, weight, and maneuverability? How has the entrant translated their design from a chosen piece of media to their physical final costume/props etc.

CONSIDER: look deeply into the WIP photos provided and talk to cosplayer about their struggles with making the costume, how did they manage to solve issues that arose during the process of making a costume, did they have any struggles at all, if they had access to special tools or if they had to come up with any alternative solutions.

Functionality: This category relates to the replication process and all solutions used to make the costume and props usable and functional. Judges will check for manoeuvrability, comfort, ease of putting on and taking off of costume by oneself safely or what assistance is required to do so.

CONSIDER: can specific parts of the costume be used for their intended purpose (zips, pockets, buttons, holsters, bags, belts) or are they decorative only, can things be taken off and put back on easily (like hats, gloves, shoes, bags), can props be used according it's purpose (heaviness, sturdiness, if sword bag on the back can the sword be put in bag by cosplayer and taken back out safely and smoothly).

PLEASE NOTE: subsequent issues with the costume on stage may be deducted from this mark.

Performance: The category relates to the performance piece the entrant will prepare for the competition. This is an opportunity for entrants to showcase other skills they may have (acting, dancing, gymnastics, music etc.) Entrants will be marked on the choice and editing of audio and/or video elements, use of space on stage, stage props and entertainment value.

CONSIDER The audience's reaction, how engaging/emotional/dramatic/comedic your performance is.

PLEASE NOTE: Dangerous or performances that have not been cleared through your entrance form will lead to disqualification. Eg. throwing props into the audience, bringing liquids on stage etc.

No, none of our panels are ticketed but panels and talks occurring in the Auditorium have seating at the front reserved for VIP ticket holders. If a guest has a ticked panel it will be listed under their bio on the main page along with purchase details.

Panels are 45mins approx and start on the hour. We recommend getting there at least 15 minutes early to ensure you get a seat

We have 3 panel rooms ; The Auditorium/Main panel room, our largest room, located on Levels 3 to 5 ; Panel Room 2, our second largest room located on Level 1 : Liffey level and Panel Room 1, our smallest room, located on Level 1 : Liffey Level. Please see our interactive maps for a full guide.

There are quite a few close by including; The Hilton Hotel Custom House Quay, The Marker Hotel Dublin, Clayton Hotel Cardiff Lane, for a full list please see our host venues hotel listings here ; http://www.theccd.ie/visiting/hotels

Yes, there is. You can find full information on parking at the following link : http://www.theccd.ie/parking and you may pre-book your parking online HERE

Yes, they are normally located on the 2nd floor (as our floorplan changes each show, be sure to reference each floorplan before the show) which can be accessed via lift or escalator. Each room will be marked as male or female and please note, DCC does not take responsibility for any items left in the room. It is not a storage area so you must check in your items you do not wish to carry into the cloakroom. Any items found without an owner will be taken to the organiser's office and returned at the end of the day or placed in the trash if no one claims them in a reasonable time frame. Anyone found abusing the system or in the wrong room will be removed and any sexual harassment/peeping toms etc will be dealt with as a criminal offence and arrested by Gardai present at the show. Please be sure to keep an eye on our Facebook page as the location of the room may change

Pricing varies depending on location. All up to date pricing is available via Eventeny once you complete your application but the smallest unit starts at 510E.

We reserve the right to change the layout of the floorplan at any stage and move your selected location to one of the same size. Your selected space is not guaranteed to remain the same. Should a significant change occur which would push your stall into a lower pricing tier you will be refunded the difference.By purchasing a stall or table you are agreeing to Comic Con Ireland's terms and conditions.We reserve the right to cancel your stall prior to the show. All purchases have a 25% non refundable fee (even if paid in full). You may only cancel your stall and request a refund (less 50%) 60 days or more before the show or less 25% (90 days or more before the show). Should you request one within the 60 days you will not be liable to receive a refund but may still cancel your stallYou must be compliant with Irish Revenue, further details will be sent out closer to the showFloorplans subject to change, should floorplan change we will en devour to ensure you keep your purchased stall type. Should we not be able to accommodate you we will offer you a partial refund for a new location or a full refund if you do not like your location​.

If you miss the deadline for passes, tables etc you will not be able to avail of those extras.

Please note that under current Irish VAT legislation if you are a trader or an Artist whose main area of business is outside of Ireland (in this instance Ireland refers to the 26 counties only) and you will be selling goods or services to people at our shows then you are required to register for and account for Irish VAT. .

You should discuss the above with your own tax advisor / accountant.

Comic Con Ireland will accept no responsibility or liability if you fail to comply with Irish Tax regulations. We are obliged if requested to share trader details with Irish Revenue so that they may contact traders in relation to documentation

Further information can be found on the following link -

https://www.revenue.ie/en/vat/foreign-suppliers-doing-business-in-ireland/index.aspx

• Almost All tables are 6ft length with some units having additional 5ft tables to ensure the tables remain in your allocated area(you may purchase extra tables in advance or bring your own extra table but all extra tables must remain in your purchased area) • Artist Alley Tables : Are available via the Artist Alley application form (not this form) and include 1 chair, 1 table, 1 pass, no sharing of tables due to previous exhibitor issues. Table only units are suitable for Artists, Crafters etc. No retail items/re sellers. • 3M x 2M Corner Stalls Include : 2 passes, 2 chairs, back wall dividing partition and 1m side partition, x 1 6ft table and x 1 5ft table • 2M x 2M Stalls Include : 2 passes, 2 chairs, back wall dividing partition and 1m side partition and x 1 6ft table. • 3M x 2M Wall Stalls Include : 2 passes, 2 chairs, x 1 6ft table if aisle (and an additional x 1 5ft table if corner unit). 1 meter side partitions to separate stalls. No back partitions • Premium Entrance 4M x 2M Wall Stalls Include : 3 passes, 3 chairs, 1 meter side partitions to separate stalls. No back partitions, 4 tables ,• Premium Pillar Stalls Include (approx 12 sq/m) : 6 tables, 4 chairs, 4 passes positioned around a pillar. No partitions included. Tables arranged to encompass pillar allowing for sales in every direction. No sharing of Pillar Stalls • Custom Stalls can be applied for by filling out the Custom Stall question located on this application form. Please note that custom stalls cannot be guaranteed and are subject to available spacing. Pricing ranges from 120E ex VAT to 150E ex VAT and minimum size of 4m x 4m. The later you leave it the less chance you have. Any queries re custom stalls please email exhibitors@dublincomiccon.com

Apply via our Eventeny platform.

How does it work?

1. Fill out the required information. If you wish to add extra passes, tables or power you may do so below BUT you must also fill out a corresponding duplicate Google Form. This is to ensure you are submitting an accurate request.

2. Await a response to say your application has been accepted, rejected or waitlisted.

3. If accepted, you will be brought to the purchase screen where you can select the stall/stalls you want and payment is required at checkout to secure your stall. *Please note, your stall selection is your PREFERRED location but we reserve the right to move your stall to a similar size stall or small and refund the difference should we be required to do so.

All purchases have a 25% non refundable deposit (even if paid in full). You may only cancel your stall and request a refund (less 50%) 60 days or more before the show or less 25% (90 days or more before the show). Should you request one within the 60 days you will not be liable to receive a refund but may still cancel your stall.

Why do we do this? Trading at DCC is highly sought after, with many on a waiting list. If you cancel last minute, even though we have had lots of interest, it might be too late for people to avail of your now empty location and as such we would be at a loss.

Please read this entire policy before attending a Dublin Comic Con.

Compliance with the Weapons, & Props Rules is mandatory for all attendees. DCC, venue staff, and security personnel reserve the right to consider any weapon or prop to be breaking these rules if deemed to be unsafe or likely to cause danger or undue disruption.

The following items are forbidden:

Functional firearms (including, but not limited to, BB guns, cap guns, paintball guns and pellet guns). Functional projectile weapons (including but not limited to blow guns, crossbows, longbows, slingshots, water balloons and water guns).

Sharpened metal-bladed weapons. Blunt weapons (including, but not limited to, brass knuckles, baseball bats, and clubs). Aerosols or compressed air chambers (i.e. paint, silly string). Projectiles of any kind. Heavy items that could be used as weapons (i.e. hammers, spanners, wrenches). Protruding nails, barb wire or other sharp items. Prop Weapon Guidelines: DCC and security teams reserve the right to inspect any prop weapon at any point during an event to deem whether it is safe or simply to see how awesome it is. Airsoft guns are permitted, provided they have no batteries, canisters, or magazines. Metal airsoft pistols are allowed, provided they are securely holstered. Whips are permitted but can only be unravelled for photographs, and no cracking is permitted. Prop bows are allowed if they are unstrung, and cannot be under tension. In other words, they cannot be capable of firing a projectile. Arrows must be secured in a quiver. Replica foam and resin props are allowed, provided they are not sharp. Wooden props of any kind will be subject to inspection.

Metal swords, even blunt (and similar edged weapons) are prohibited At no time is the swinging of props permitted. Action poses are acceptable for photographs. Props that are deemed inappropriate will not be allowed into the venue

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