How MegaCon took over Orlando
The explainer film tells the growth story: MegaCon Orlando became one of North America's biggest fan conventions — giant crowds, celebrity guests, endless merch and elaborate cosplay filling the Orange County Convention Center and the I-Drive corridor's hotels (2026). Fandom as a mainstream Orlando season, like a theme-park opening that lasts four days.
The editions, walked
- 2026 (March 19–22) — a day-one walkthrough with the tip that matters: advance pass pickup skips the long line; cosplay and vendor halls and a Star Wars: The Clone Wars panel inside
- 2025 — a full day at Florida's largest fan convention: anime, Spider-Man and Star Wars cosplay from the parking lot in, retro toys, and more exhibit floors than one visit can cover
- 2024 — a pop-culture odyssey walkthrough (watch content)
- 2023 — a first-timer's reaction and review: Marvel, Star Wars, Harry Potter, comics and gaming from a newcomer's point of view
The smaller rooms
Two films cover the Infinity Toy and Comic Convention at Osceola Heritage Park in Kissimmee (labeled with its actual location) — the 2026 edition of a smaller, friendlier toys-comics-cosplay con after its year off, and its 2024 one-day edition of comic books, toys, anime collectibles and display cars. The horror wing gets its due with 20 years of Spooky Empire, Orlando's horror convention (watch content). And a deliberate absence, explained: you won't find D23 here — it's an Anaheim event, whatever the algorithm suggests.
Sources: the eight videos on this page — a MegaCon growth story, three edition walkthroughs and a first-timer review, two Infinity Con visits, and a Spooky Empire anniversary — summarized from their entries in our catalog.