Monopoly Events - Comic Con Liverpool
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Monopoly Comic Con Liverpool 2025
This year was our second time of going to Comic Con Liverpool which always seems to be excellent at first view. There are a few downfalls for this year’s one though. Like for one, they should let people know before purchasing an autograph ticket for a certain guest if that guest doesn’t personalise the photos which means they only put their signatures on it. Another downfall is not allowing anyone with disabilities to queue up in the diamond pass lane which I believe to be discriminating and unfair despite not having a white wrist band. Especially when we saw ones in wheelchairs going down that lane. We didn’t appreciate the woman’s attitude towards not making the decision to let us through. Giving the fact that I paid quite a high price for the autograph tickets for the two guests that I wanted to meet. It was a childhood dream of mine to meet them as I am a fan of the Karate Kid movies and the Cobra Kai series. I was totally disappointed them not personalising the photo or having a chat with either of them. One of their signature is more of a huge squiggle and is illegible as it was done quickly. There are a couple more things that I like to point out are that the two guests just happen to only talk to half of their fans, I was in the half they didn’t talk to which I think is unfair as we all paid the same price for some sort of interaction. Other guests are able to do it why can’t they. Finally I would like to mention that while queuing up for one guest we didn’t appreciate that a person with a Diamond pass decided to stand in front of us instead of going to the back of the queue with the others with a white wrist band. He totally ignored both my father and me. While I do appreciate that anyone with white wrist bands have certain perks including getting to the front of the queue that still doesn’t give them the right to cut in front of someone in a wheelchair by jumping the queue. Neither of the guests noticed my t-shirt or pin and didn’t talk when getting the photo. I think that if you take this all into consideration then the next event might go smoothly and better for everyone.