Let's Have A Final Fantasy Event in Canada

[DiscordiaEris]

Edmonton here! Although it already feels like winter is coming (lolz) so maybe don't host it here

I would vote for Edmonton as well. The Convention Centre would be plenty big for a FFXIV festival. If that is too small, there is always Northlands. Edmonton never gets any love despite the fact that we host world class festivals and sporting events all the time.

For those worried about "winter". There are two seasons in Edmonton, winter and construction. Trust me, winter is better.

[KaijinRhada]

And Toronto isn't? I can fly to London, England for less than I can fly to Toronto.

I will point out that I used to live in Halifax. Travel within Canada as a whole is stupidly expensive. I could pay $400 more on a round trip ticket and fly to Hong Kong, let alone Vancouver. Canada needs to get its in-country travel under control. I remember the days a ticket from Halifax to Toronto was around $150 on good deals, now it's closer to $300. Traveling from Van to TO is approximately $500-600, recalling my recent ticket purchase.

[RavenL]

Calgary person here and I wouldn't mind an event in either Calgary or Edmonton.

[Canadane]

Oooh, another Niagara Falls person?! The newish convention center may be too small though.

Haha, likely. I think Toronto would be better. I always did prefer Anime North to the Comicon in NF.
Didn't expect there to be another player so close. At least not one that uses the lodestone!

[CGMidlander]

Vancouver City is scary. First time I went there, some creeper in a hoodie(hood pulled up over head/part of his face, sun glasses on, hands in pocket, hunched over...not suspicious at all...) stalked me down a few streets. I started down a side street that was less busy to get to my hotel, and when he came closer, I abruptly turned around and asked what he wanted. He ran off. Not sure what he was planning to do, but that was the last time I visited family there. Lol

Sounds like you were in Downtown East Side lol