I was on my way to Lien hue 2 next door but got distracted by their beautiful dresses and skirts…read more Great prices too. I bought a cute long skirt here for $15. The ladies were sweet and very helpful with their opinions on which looked best since I was being indecisive. I was in a rush so I hope to come back & check out the other outfits they have.

They have a great collection of masks and in a ton of different designs and styles. They range from…read more$3-$5. Children's and adults alike. The people that work here are also very friendly. If you need good quality, but cheap masks, make sure to stop here! Not only do they have a variety of masks, they carry clothes, face-shields, hats, basically anything you can think of.

Response fast and clear. Easy conmunication! The price is…read moreresonable and game truck fits all requirement.

They were very good at keeping the young teens engaged and having fun. Game truck chaperones your…read morekids, which allows the parents to relax, have drinks, and mingle. I would definitely recommend GameTruck.

Not as many photo opportunities…read more Less clothing for cosplayers. Skimpy costumes that were not family friendly, even though this is a family friendly event. Plenty of food options. Food trucks and vendors available throughout the event. Air conditioning not working or not high enough. It was a sweaty day. Less exhibitions and not as many booths. Kind of let down this year... Not as good as previous years. We went in Sunday. I'm not sure if vendors had already packed up or what. Value was not there. Service was fine, people were nice at the booths. Just disappointed in the convention overall. It seemed to be not as good as previous years.

I've been going to Wondercon for years, taking a few hiatus years off due to child rearing…read morelogistics. Now, my son's been to LA Comic Con, San Diego Comic Con and Anaheim Wonder Con.... This is his favorite convention between the 3. He's not into comic books per se, he's not into TCG's Trading Card Games and "Gaming", he's not into Cosplay ('tho doesn't mind dressing up or people watching), he's not into Artist's Alley nor Celebrities, and generally likes Lego, some video games and Star Wars. So for children 7-14, this is a good convention for many interests. The Lego they have here is primarily 2 main vendors and a few smaller ones who sell unlicensed brick (Lego styled designer imposter) "Mini-Figures" that has many characters that Lego never built, so are "custom" probably mass produced in China, accessible probably at Alibaba or Temu for cheap in bulk. They're usually $5 each or 5 for $20 at Wondercon. The Star Wars stuff is sparce, and they used to have a vendor who sold high end inspired (not licensed) Light Sabers. This convention has a really good representation of vintage to modern comic book back-issues in a focused area of the convention hall. If you collect comics this is equal in many ways to SDCC. The "Artists Alley" pales in comparison to what their creator area used to be with top names of writers, penciling artists and inker artists who appeared representing Marvel, DC and Indie (Dark Horse, Image, etc.) comic publishers who were top named talent. These days they have maybe a half dozen to dozen at best recognizable (mainly local talent) major names. This year (2026) there was Ron Lim, Don Ho, Jimmy Cheung, Norm Rapmund, Joel Gomez, David Mack and a few others. So, the comic book creator guest list continues to shrink (although this year Wondercon competed the same weekend as the C2E2 show, Chicago Comic and Entertainment Expo. Parking was $25 on-site, but there's FREE parking about 0.5 to a 1.5 miles away walking distance in residential areas. Overall the show has become more of a "Pop Culture Expo" than a comic book convention, lacking presence by any of the big publishers with corporate booths (again, maybe C2E2 is a bigger show than Wondercon and that's where everyone went in '26). I see rooms of improvement revolving around revisiting the glory days of yore, and looking back at what once made Wondercon the 2nd biggest show on the West Coast behind San Diego Comic Con (and this is a SDCC sister show too, by the same organizers). As many have noted in the past decade, Wondercon was a better show when it was held in San Francisco. It's still a good show worth attending no matter what.

Celebrated Mom and Dad both at 85 years old and their married for 65 years…read more Great grand kids are getting older so instead of a jumper this party we went with a video game truck Surf City Game Truck was perfect They all enjoyed it even the adults Thank you Surf City Game Truck

So happy I rented this game truck. I had 20, 9 year old boys over for my sons birthday and the game…read moretruck was a total hit! Kept them busy the entire time and had games for all different games and levels. Oscar showed up early to set up, explained the rules to the kids and was very helpful and attentive when we needed him. I highly recommend for any party, will totally use again! I really appreciated the easy text messaging confirmation and communication.

GameStop customer service is usually a miss. It's hard to…read moreservice the customers when you don't even open the store. Lights are on inside but no one is home lol. Literally came for a specific item that this location had a made a detour. The are supposed to be open at 11, it is 1220 and the door is still closed

One of the best stores in the area, this GameStop always has a decent stock and friendly people…read moreworking the register. I do wish they would keep the small chatting to a minimum when there is a line but overall they do a great job.