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Due to the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 outbreak and after careful consideration we have had to make the difficult decision to cancel HandyCon August 2020. Our number one priority is the safety of everyone who attends and not only is it a very real possibility that government restrictions may still
UPDATE: HandyCon August 2020 has been cancelled. You can read the full statement here. COVID-19 Given the recent developments regarding the COVID-19 virus, we wanted to issue a statement regarding HandyCon August 2020 (and possibly beyond). Our number one priority is the safety of our attendees, crew and exhibitors. Given
We are pleased to announce that BadCat Games Studio will be joining us as an exhibitor for HandyCon August 2020! You will find their stand in the main lobby area near the HandyCon front desk demoing their upcoming games, such as: Dreamescape – a solo narrative story-driven exploration of the Dreamlands setting
Over 60% of tickets for HandyCon August 2020 have now been sold! We are once again very likely to sell out in advance of the event, so if you are planning on attending but have not yet booked your ticket (especially if you have already booked a hotel room!) –
Hotel rooms for August 2020 are now sold out for the Friday and Saturday, with only a handful of rooms still available for Thursday and Sunday. Rooms may still become available due to cancellations and the hotel are operating a waiting list for those who would still like a room
Entry ticket and hotel room bookings are now live! Entry Tickets: You can buy entry tickets on our website: https://www.handycon.co.uk/shop/ Hotel Rooms: The room rates for the Holiday Inn Maidenhead are as follows: Standard Double – £65Twin Room – £75King Room – £75Executive Room – £90Suites – £120 All room
Entry tickets and hotel room bookings will go live at 1pm today! Click here for more details.
HandyCon 8 is now HandyCon August 2020 HandyCon 8 will now be called HandyCon August 2020. We will be doing away with the numbering system for all future HandyCons. Having two events a year meant that the numbering system sometimes led to confusion when purchasing tickets, so to solve this
