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Posted by Roger Senpai | Sep 9, 2022 | Anime Convention Guide And Tips | 0 |

This post is about preparing your Anime convention packing list!
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Note that this post is meant for conventions outside of your home town (i.e. the ones where you have to take a car, bus or plane to the convention). I think it’s pretty easy on knowing what to put on your convention packing list for a con that’s close to you, so no point in talking about that. This post is for the cons where you got to travel far.
So let’s get started on how to pack for a cosplay convention and what should be included in your convention Anime packing list!
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There are so many things you can bring to the convention. But here’s a full convention packing list of what I believe you should personally bring:
Now that you know what to bring, I recommend saving this Anime packing list somewhere. Either you can save this on your smartphone, or print it out on a piece of paper.
When it’s time to pack, check it off when it literally goes in your bag or suitcase. That way, you have peace of mind knowing that whatever items you want to bring, it’s already been placed inside your bag or suitcase.
Now that you know what to bring for an Anime convention, let’s figure out how you’ll get to the convention.
Before you even begin Anime packing, the first thing you need to figure out is your mode of transportation. How will you be getting to and from the convention? This will determine how much stuff you can bring.
If
you’re taking a car and driving to the convention (or being driven by a
friend), then you’ll have more flexibility since a car has lots of space to put
your stuff in!
However, if you’re taking public transportation such as a bus/train/plane, then you can’t bring too much stuff with you. Well it’s technically possible but not cheap! Most airlines and bus companies let you check in one luggage for free but after that, you’ll get charged an extra $40-$50 per luggage. Not cheap at all.
And you have to consider how will you lug 3-4 suitcases around if you only have 2 hands? Unless you call a taxi everywhere, it’ll be impractical going up and down stairs and moving to your hotel if you have lots of luggage with you. So in my opinion, you’re more limited if you take public transportation.
(On
a side note, taking the bus or train is still an awesome and most economical
way to reach a convention, especially if you’re going
alone . So don’t let the luggage limit
stop you from attending a convention. I’ve done taken a bus and train to a
convention and saved tons of money doing so. They’re fun to ride anyway!)
Regardless of which transportation method you use, I highly recommend only bringing 1 backpack and 1 suitcase. In terms of size for the suitcase, preferably small enough that it’s considered a carry-on size . Not only is it convenient and easy to move around with only a backpack and a carry-on suitcase, It’ll save you lots of money when you don’t have to pay any extra fees. On airplanes, you also get to skip the lines as well (the big lineups are caused by all the passengers checking in their bags).
Believe it or not, there’s an art to packing your suitcase properly and efficiently! When it comes to fitting everything in your convention packing list, this is especially the case. (no pun intended)
To
start, there’s a LOT of different parts of a cosplay (e.g. gloves, boots,
props). So you want to make sure that you’re organized and have all the stuff
ready to go. How do you go about doing this? Here’s how.
For each of your cosplays,
list EVERY single piece of item that you need to bring for a costume.
For
example, my Marth cosplay packing list would look like this:
By
doing this, you’ll know exactly what you need to bring for each cosplay.
Here’s
another example of a simpler cosplay:
As
mentioned earlier, when you start packing your cosplay, scratch off that item
when it goes in your bag or suitcase. That way, you don’t have to worry or
stress about missing a cosplay piece because you know that you packed in the
suitcase.
You
can also print out a photo of the cosplay and check off every cosplay part you
put in the bag. Once you have this list, you’ll have peace of mind knowing that
you’ve packed everything for a particular cosplay! Which brings me to my next
point…
Put all your stuff for one
particular cosplay into one large bag. You don’t want to put your cosplay pants in the main
compartment of the suitcase and then your gloves in a different bag. No way! If
you do this, you’ll struggle trying to find everything when you need it. So I
suggest just putting all your cosplay stuff into one big bag (either a regular
shopping bag or zip bag). This includes small props like glasses and gloves.
This keeps everything easy and organized! When you’re finished wearing the
cosplay for the day, put all your stuff back in the same bag so it’s easy to
find and put away when you get home.
Put your cosplay shoes and
boots on the bottom of your suitcase. Because your footwear will likely be the heaviest
thing in your suitcase, you want them on the bottom so they don’t squish
everything else (especially your wigs). I tend to throw my shoes and boots into
one separate bag and then into the suitcase, because the bottoms can get dirty
and you don’t want to ruin the inside of the bag with shoe marks. On a side
note, you can save some space by utilizing the insides of your shoes/boots.
Throw some small stuff like your socks into it.
Pack your costumes in the
order you’ll wear them. i.e. Friday cosplay on top, Saturday cosplay in the
middle of the suitcase, Sunday cosplay on the bottom. That way, when you arrive at
the hotel, you can immediately take out your Friday cosplay and get ready to
head out the con. You can unpack your pajamas and other stuff later in the
evening when the con slows down.
When it comes to packing
liquids and gels such as lotions and facial products, you should separate them
from your cosplays. These products do not hold well when being transported, especially on a
bus or plane. They will probably open and leak during the trip! If you need to
bring them, then at the very least separate them into the smaller compartment
in your suitcase, away from your clothing.
Wigs
can be both easy and difficult to pack. It all depends how the wig is styled.
If the wig is a basic style, then you can easily just throw it in a zipper bag
in your suitcase and you’re done with it. However, if you have an elaborate wig
that’s styled thoroughly and fragile, then it will require different type of
planning.
My
wig and cosplay makeup Senpai u.wild suggested these tips:
Put
the wig either on a small mannequin or stand that can firmly hold the wig on
top.
Ensuring
the wig does not get crushed or ruined while in transit is very important.
Making sure the wig does not fall off the stand (or mannequin head) is vital;
if it falls to the side, the styling will get crushed by the clothing or other
stuff in your luggage. So either use a rubber band or a wi
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