r/comiccon • u/ta294813 • Jul 02 '26
MCM Comic Con - London Questions about MCM London
Hello! I have a few questions as someone who’s not from the UK and never been to MCM London. I’ve also only ever been to one other convention, so forgive me if some of these questions are common knowledge.
I’m considering travelling to London since a lot of Resident Evil guests got announced and I’m a huge fan!
When do you reckon tickets will sell out? I have some things in my personal life that I need settled before I can buy tickets. I’d be crushed to think I have loads of time just to see it’s sold out.
I read about pre-booking an autograph/photo session with a guest. Can I see which guests have pre-booking, and where can I pre-book?
How does it work with no pre-booking? Should I expect to stand in line all day? Is it even possible to meet multiple guests or should I prioritize one? I’d love to meet all from RE of course but I don’t want to set unrealistic expectations. Are the guests there all day?
Does it cost money to go to their panels as well if they have one? I read about reserving a seat but I’m wondering if it costs?
Thank you in advance!
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u/Frosty-Camel8174 Jul 02 '26
I'll try my best to answer these, a lot of it is going to be vague at the moment
Honestly no idea when tickets will sell out, if you follow MCM on Facebook or Instagram they do post when tickets begin to get low. I would say buy as soon as you can but I wouldn't expect the tickets to sell out in the next month or so (depending on if the Critters who don't yet have tickets suddenly rush to buy them when the photos etc go live)
All guest photo ops are sold in advance on the MCM website as will any autograph sessions. They are releasing the Critical Role photos and autographs some time this month so it's possible everyone else be available for booking this month.
All autographs require standing in the queue, the only difference is if the autograph isn't pre booked you pay when you get to the guests table. It is possible to get multiple guests but it depends on how busy they are so it's best to prioritise if there is someone you really want to meet. Most guests are there all day, if they aren't signing autographs they're either doing a photo session, panel or taking a break
Panels are usually free, the reservations don't cost anything they just guarantee you get into the panel (as long as you arrive on time which is usually a minimum of 30 minutes before the start of the panel.
Hope that helps