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    Anime Los Angeles Gears up for Their 15th Con This Weekend!

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosJanuary 8, 20192 Mins Read
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    Are you ready to kick of 2019’s convention season with one of the best anime conventions around? Anime Los Angeles is having their 15th convention this weekend at the Ontario convention center and DoubleTree Ontario Airport. The convention starts Thursday January 10th and goes until Sunday January 13th. For all four days a pass is only $75 and gives you access to panels, events and more! For other pricing and single day admission check the sidebar on the registration page. It’s time to bust out those sewing machines and dust off last year’s cosplay! What better way to start the new year than with the fifteenth annual ALA? I definitely can’t think of one!

    What you can look forward to –

    ALA’s Next Top Star!
    Anime Music Video Contest
    Battle of the Bands
    Cosplay Chess
    Dances
    Dance Battles
    Entertainment Lounge
    Formal Dance
    Fashion Show
    Fashion Show After Dark 18+
    Masquerade
    Live Programming

    For a complete list of Programming and Events Schedules you can click on the link here.

    Anime Los Angeles will feature all manner of special guests including many of the English Voice actors for My Hero Academia, Attack on Titan, One Piece, Fairy Tale and more! Check out the complete list through their official site.

    ALA has a whole slew of interactive things to do as well like; The Blue Rose Cafe, Costume Repair Station, Cosplay Gatherings, E-Gaming, Karaoke, Manga Lounge, Photo Submissions, Photo Studio, Prize Patrol and Tabletop Gaming.

    They will have exhibits such as Artist’s Alley, a Dealer’s Hall, Fan Tables, a Swap Meet and a Ribbon Station! Ribbons are one of the best parts about ALA! Collect a few or collect them all!

    There is sure to be something for everyone at Anime Los Angeles. Whatever you are into you are definitely going to find it at this year’s ALA. Don’t miss out, it’s sure to be one for the books!

    Are you excited to start convention going again? Will you be at ALA? Tell us in the comments!

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