#acr2017

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Throwback to sunday 18 June, 2017. 🏃🏃🏃🏃 #acr2017 #teamannabel #runforannabel #running #14km #hartstichting #yasqueen #proudtobearunner (bij Almere City Run)

[twitchyspeed]

All the overwatch cosplayers I saw at ACross this year!

[sovereignflaw]

Anime Crossroads 2017 Wrap-Up

Last year was a colossal blunder which landed me 4 free VIP badges. My friends and I only had to pay our way to the hotel. Last year I was very much miserable and considering never coming back after 2017. This year was a much better experience overall. Pros:

-Actually treated like a person this year and I was able to get seats where I could actually see (though this could be due to a VIP badge)

-Relatively easy to navigate -Great guests and a wonderfully accommodating kimono vendor (Tangerine Mountain) -a relatively laid back and relaxing convention -there’s a ramp on the stage this year! -gorgeous hotel Cons:

-no disability badge. -convention hotel is wayyyy too small and hard to navigate -staff can have miscommunications. My group of four(includes me) was told that we were fine to all stay in the room for the masq. “Everyone” was told that the four of us were fine - except we were told by one person that only myself and someone pushing me could enter. It isn’t as if I’m abusing the privilege. Most cons such as ACen with disability policies allow up to 3 other people with the individual in a wheelchair. This is because some people may need extra care. Someone may watch our stuff while my “handler” takes me to the bathroom. Someone carries my handler’s things while someone opens doors, helps maneuver me if I get stuck, etc. If other groups of 5,6,7 people can come in and claim seats and not be separated from their friends - why am I different?

- no name tags on the badges? This makes it difficult if, for instance, someone is assaulted. They wont know the name of who did it.

Overall, the convention has already improved from last year. I loved seeing accommodations made to the masq. stage this year. This convention, like most, should really consider better accommodations for those with special needs and consider a disability badge rather than, on most occasions, making individuals pay an extra $60 to SOMETIMES get seats near the front or get in the front of the line. Staff was much more pleasant overall this year and I loved certain vendors and guests.

[cash-money-is-the-man]

ACross Judging Wrong?

Is anyone else upset with the judges at Anime Crossroads? The Best In Show only had a large dress with few details. I understand that the pattern was complicated, but the dress designs were simple. The Best in Novice had a light-up costume with armor and well-spiked wig. Shouldn’t they have won Best in Show?

[twitchyspeed]

Some pictures of my cosplays. I was Prompto and Joseph (people kept calling me caeser cuz my hair so I just decided I was a fusion lol) Also my bf as Noct and Diego!

[sbobetlover]

San Diego, California American D. Khalid bin Yaarouf al-Naqbi The American and Canadian ...

San Diego, California American D. Khalid bin Yaarouf al-Naqbi The American and Canadian …

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[cash-money-is-the-man]

ACross Unorganized

Does anybody know what went on with the Anime Crossroads masquerade this year? It started late. There were numerous technical issues. Several people in the masquerade were given the wrong time to show up, and the stage names/handles were completely ignored. Ikasucon always starts late, but they usually get it together during the actual show. I’ve gotta admit that I’m disappointed. 

[sovereignflaw]

Please please tag yourself or your friends if you have facebook. I’d love for you all to get your photos.