So, I Was Thinking.....

[kdoginohio]

Of setting up at the Wizard World Cleveland show. First time ever. Always wanted to somewhere, Pros and cons from the experts on the boards?

[shadroch]

I'd start with a small one day show before jumping into something like this, if you don't have experience with shows.

[mysterio]

+1

 

Wizard tables run $1,000, that's a lot to invest before you have a little experience setting up. There should be plenty of smaller shows in your area to get your feet under you before jumping into the deep end of the pool.

[oakman29]

Of setting up at the Wizard World Cleveland show. First time ever. Always wanted to somewhere, Pros and cons from the experts on the boards?

Bring a gun,after all it is Cleveland.....

[Designer Toast]

Wizard World runs about $1100 a booth/table. The best show I've ever done as a vendor was Wizard World. If the Cleveland show is anything like the Oregon show I did, bring help. I did most of that show on my own and it was a lot of work - I did the load in, set up, and load out on my own.

 

If this is your first time doing a show, you might want to do a few smaller shows first. Or just say to hell with it and jump on in. Just be as prepared as you can and try to figure how you'll set up your booth before hand.