Applications are open but not being reviewed/accepted or available for purchase until end of April.Artist and Crafters may use the Artists and Crafter application form, but general traders/resellers may only trade using the Trader Stalls How does it work?1 - Apply via this application before the deadline of April 30th2 - Due to the increase in applications of similar types of goods, we are reviewing trade stalls to ensure a diversity of sellers. As such your stall is reviewed and you are either accepted, rejected or waitlisted3 - Pay and secure your spot! Please note you have 2 weeks to pay or your spot is moved to the next in line.4 - If you require a custom stall, you must contact us in advance. Custom stall requests need to be emailed to exhibitors@dublincomiccon.com (do not leave it until last minute as space goes very quickly, sooner the better to be able to guarantee ANY space) Payment is to be made via Eventeny/Stripe or bank transfer (IF arranged in advance)
Please ensure you read the documents attached to this application page which includes important information to know before purchasing aswell as set up times, delivery documents etc which you require should your application be successful and you get a stall. How does it work?
- Fill out the required information. If you wish to add extra passes, tables or power you may do so below.
- Await a response to say your application has been accepted, rejected or waitlisted.
- If accepted, you will be brought to the purchase screen where you can select the stall/stalls you want and payment is required at checkout to secure your stall. To see how to select your location you can refer to this tutorial (https://help.eventeny.com/hc/en-us/articles/11436472684443-How-to-Pick-Your-Booth-s-After-Application-Approval-on-Eventeny) *Please note, your stall selection is your PREFERRED location but we reserve the right to move your stall to a similar size stall or small and refund the difference should we be required to do so.
Please scroll down to 'related files' where you can find important information such asStall infoSizesFAQsWristband infoPricing per sq meterVAT queries and more.
Extras- SET UP BANDS are being introduced to allow you to have a limited number of staff to help you set up (so you do not have to put on their exhibitor wristband just for 1 day) but these bands do not allow event entry. Just set up and breakdown
Additional staff sockets for power, extra tables etc must be purchased here along with your stall. We will not add them after your order has been placed.
- If you are purchasing staff passes for people not working your stall we must be informed for security purposes. All exhibitor bands are serial numbered and tied to your stall.
Deliveries to venueIf you wish to have your goods delivered to the venue prior to the event then please use the Delivery template documents attached to the application form. All pallets must be labeled with your information and you must email exhibitors@dublincomiccon.com to inform us if you are sending over any pallets. Please DO NOT put any comic con phone numbers, names or information on pallets as we will not accept them.
Set Up TimesSet up is from Friday at 1pm until late.
Breakdown is from 5pm Sunday until 10pm. No rubbish to be left behind
Trading Times :Saturday 9.30am - 6pm
Sunday 9.30am - 5pm
No Saturday set up is available for stalls or artists.
You MUST collect your wristbands on Friday as the scanning crew on the public door on Saturday will not have scanners set for Exhibitors nor will they have any Exhibitor wristbands as part of their stock to give you. Questions?Please email exhibitors@dublincomiccon.com
Important InformationPlease note, if you are trading/selling at the show in any capacity then the below applies to you, regardless of what you may think. This is the law and is outside of our control
Irish VATPlease note that under current Irish VAT legislation if you are a trader or an Artist whose main area of business is outside of Ireland (in this instance Ireland refers to the 26 counties only) and you will be selling goods or services to people at our shows then you are required to register for and account for Irish VAT.You should discuss the above with your own tax advisor/accountant.Comic Con Ireland will accept no responsibility or liability if you fail to comply with Irish Tax regulations. We are obliged if requested to share trader details with Irish Revenue so that they may contact traders in relation to documentationFurther information can be found on the following link -https://www.revenue.ie/en/vat/foreign-suppliers-doing-business-in-ireland/index.aspx