What you need

• *A bag(1)

Steps

1. 1

   A gourd

   Water is vital, I advise you to take an insulated gourd less than 1L. Why? : -An insulated gourd keeps the water cold, perfect when you're too hot -Some, even many conventions prohibit bottles or gourdes over 1L You can take other drinks, such as apple juice or coca but ONOUT, do not take alcohol, it is forbidden!!!

   
2. 2

   Food

   Food too is vital! And you always have to have food on yourself: -Already have a little snack, if you have a hypo attack, it can always be useful -Take your meal too! On-site meals are expensive and the queue can be very long. Moreover, after finishing waiting for 2 hours in the line, it may no longer have what you want to eat at the base (feeling of already seen So eat

   
3. 3

   A portfolio

   Don't forget your wallet. Inside, you need several things: -Piece of identity, to confirm your identity and age - Blue card, to buy things on site -Of the kind, some stands do not take the blue card, and even some do not take Paypal (and minors cannot have Paypal) so don't forget to take coins and a card -BONUS: Your CDMH notification, When you buy your ticket on site, some conventions reduce the ticket if you have a disability, visible or not. Find out on the convention website whether they take the notification or not, in case Always keep your coin holder on you (for example, in a bag) to avoid having it stolen from your bag

   
4. 4

   Emergency kit

   A rescue kit can be very useful! Often, in store you have backup kits already done but here is a list of things to have in his kit: Handkerchiefs - Hydro-alcoholic gel - Bandages. - Disinfectant wipes - Hygiene towels (if you are a woman) painkillers -Pasts specific to your pathology (Insulin, inhaler, etc...) -2: Do not take disinfectant alcohol, as mentioned above, alcohol is prohibited in convention

   
5. 5

   A kit for Cosplay

   A cosplay kit? Yes! It can happen to have small unforeseen on are cosplay and it's always better to have something fixed on either! Inside you need: - Needle and yarn -Nanny pin - Strong colle - Make-up and make-up - Lens box and/or spectacle box - Wig bag -Tenue and replacement shoes, if you are tired of it and/or uncomfortable It can always be for you or for others!

   
6. 6

   An external battery

   Even in convention, his phone is used: Pay with it, take pictures, etc.... and a battery, its down speed. In addition, often there is no socket, this one being already taken (without wanting to play a pun), so take an external battery and cable

   
7. 7

   BONUS 1: A coat

   Let's go to the Bonus: Non-mandatory objects that remain "useful" I suggest you take a coat: -If your winter pass convention and you have an Omori cosplay for example (debarder what), you may be cold -In addition, if you want to get some fresh air, or if you leave your convention and it rains, you are not soaked

   
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   BONUS 2: Noise helmet

   If you don't like the noise and want to be quiet in the silence, take a noise-proof helmet, it has already helped several times (attention to your Wig) If you don't have a noise helmet or don't like to wear it, you can put on a simple audio helmet (or headphones), the noise will be less attenuated but you will have music in the ears

   
9. 9

   BONUS 3: A 3DS

   "Wait what? What does she tell us?" Yes, yes, you read a 3DS. Some people (including me) continue to take their 3DS to convention, and there are many advantages: -Already you'll have the mii of the people you've crossed on your console -Then you can complete your mini game of square mii - It can count your steps (well, it's got to do a little bit of shit) -On some games, if the 2 consoles have streetpass data from the same game, you can exchange "data" (Example: Travellers and clothes on Tomodachi Life or yokai on YoKai Watch) - And even if you get bored a little bit, you can play it. On the other hand, the console must be turned on (in standby mode so that too much battery is lost) and the streetpass must be activated to enjoy the experience