Does anyone know if Kansas City's Planet Comic Con actually has any accessibility features? Or is it just to tell you to purchase a Fast Pass? Because those get scooped up by scalpers in seconds and cost an exorbitant amount of money, but even the included lounge would make a major difference for accessibility.
I saw they won't be doing Fast Pass tokens in 2027, which I actually wasn't aware of last year until I was at the event, but it really doesn't seem to have anywhere near the accessibility as other area cons like Galaxy Con in St Louis. Am I missing something? Or should I weigh my ability to attend based on if I can spend the next week near immobile as a result of the toll of attendance? I would love to get early bird tickets this year, but it isn't worth it to buy early without knowing all the details (guests, my schedule around then, etc) for deciding whether or not it's worth the physical price of going.
It is deeply unrealistic to expect I will be able to get a fast pass between the cost and the competition regular attendees have for them with all the businesses that grab them for merch to sell. So I want to make sure I am pretty sure what I am doing when early bird tickets go live in a couple weeks.