Dreamconvention Reviews

I had a good time overall, mostly because the people there were genuinely super chill. The lines got a little confusing here and there, and at one point I wasn’t totally sure if I was in the right spot or just following a random group of people, but everyone I talked to was friendly and fun about it. it kind of felt more like a big meetup than an actual organized event. Also, random side note, I got weirdly hungry halfway through even though I’d eaten earlier, which is always how these things go for me. But yeah, the vibe was good, and the people really made it enjoyable.

I paid extra for VIP because I really thought it would make the whole event easier, you know, smoother, smoother. But it didn’t feel that special at all. The perks weren’t explained very clearly, and a lot of it felt basically the same as regular entry.

The lines were still long, long enough that I was wondering what I even paid for. The “exclusive” stuff wasn’t much, and even the staff seemed unsure about what was included. For the price, I expected way better, so yeah, I definitely wouldn’t buy VIP again.

I went to an event through dreamconvention, and the venue itself was really good. The rooms were clean, there was plenty of space, and the setup didn’t feel cramped like some convention spots can. Parking was easy too, which was a nice bonus. My only issue was that when I had a question, I kind of felt dismissed instead of actually helped, which put a bit of a damper on the experience. Overall, still a solid place for a convention, just wish the support side felt more welcoming.

I was in a upbeat mood when I went, especially because my cosplay got a lot of love from people there. That part made my day. The only downside was that the lines were really long, so it took some patience, but overall I still had a good time.

Honestly, 5 stars from me. I went into Dreamconvention thinking the panels might feel kind of rehearsed, but they were actually really good. The guests didn’t sound like they were just giving canned answers either, from their tone, I got the feeling they were being genuine and actually cared about what people were asking. I also really liked the workshops. Some of the topics were new to me, but everything was explained in a way that was easy to follow. The people running them seemed patient too, like they weren’t annoyed if someone needed a little extra help. My only real complaint is that I wish I’d had more time to check out a few more workshops. Overall, though, it was a really solid experience and I’d definitely go again.

I was kind of rushing when I grabbed my tickets from dreamconvention.com, so I was relieved the whole thing was simple. The site loaded fine, checkout was quick, and the confirmation email showed up not long after. It was my first time buying tickets for this event, so I was a little nervous, but everything went smoothly. No annoying extra steps or weird issues. I’d use it again

My first reaction was, “That’s it?” There just wasn’t much variety, and the vendors and artists felt underwhelming overall. I was hoping for a lot more to browse and get excited about

Registration went fine. No issues there. But check-in took a while. It was a bit slower than I expected.

I just used dreamconvention during the event, and it was reliable. I checked it a bunch throughout the day, and the schedule matched up almost every time. There were a couple panels with small time changes, but they updated the site quickly enough that I didn’t end up wandering around confused. Since this is fresh in my mind, I’d say it was definitely useful and made the event easier to manage. I’d give it 5 stars if the updates were a little more obvious when something changed.

Dreamconvention.com was okay overall, but it feels like it used to be a better value. Booking was simple enough and I got the info I needed without much hassle, so no complaints there. The event had some fun moments too, but for the price, I expected a little more to be included. I left feeling like I enjoyed parts of it, but didn’t totally get my money’s worth. If tickets were cheaper or they added a few more perks, I’d probably rate it higher.

The lines were long, and I kind of had a feeling the photo op was going to be quick once we got close. It definitely felt rushed, like we were in and out before I could really take it in. The autograph part was smoother though, and overall I still got what I came for.

The app works well for the most part, so I can’t complain too much there. But the website feels clunky, especially on mobile, pages load slowly and it gets annoying fast. Also, some of the policies feel like they have little loopholes that make things more frustrating than they need to be, which is not great from a customer standpoint.

I was a little nervous about how easy it would be to get around at Dream Convention, but they handled my access needs better than I expected. The staff got back to me quickly, the seating setup was straightforward, and having a quiet space available really helped when things got overwhelming. The lines still weren’t perfect, but I did feel like they actually listened and tried to make things easier. Overall, I’d say the access support was genuinely solid and made the event a lot less stressful for me.

Had no real issues with it. Everything worked fine for what I needed, and I don’t have much to complain about. I guess if I had to nitpick, maybe... but yeah, overall it was a good experience...

There were some really cool guests, which I enjoyed, haha. I just felt like it was missing a little more overall to make the experience feel complete.

I had to cancel my booking, and the refund process was sorta slower than I expected. Support did get back to me, but I had to follow up a couple of times before I got a clear update. I did get my money back in the end, so it worked out, but I wish the whole thing had been a bit clearer and quicker.

I went to Dream Con and had a really good time overall, but uh, the parking situation was frustrating. The lots filled up fast and traffic around the venue was moving super slow. I also feel like the shuttle info could’ve been a little clearer. It wasn’t terrible, just kind of stressful if you didn’t get there early.

I checked out dreamconvention thinking the event info would be clear, but it was just confusing, confusing the whole way through. The schedule kept changing, the lines didn’t make much sense, and even the staff seemed unsure about where people were supposed to go. It really felt like nobody had planned out how the crowds would move. I ended up spending way more time waiting, waiting, and asking around than actually enjoying the convention. Disappointing overall

I was able to find the official merch I wanted really fast, and they actually had my size available too. The whole thing was simple and didn’t come with any weird hassle, which I appreciated. Hopefully it stays this smooth, because if it starts getting annoying or sketchy, I’d probably just shop somewhere else.

I assumed they’d at least send a quick update, but I never heard back from them. No reply, no status update, nothing. Frustrating experience