

TennoCon Travel Guide
Whether you’re traveling across borders or through the Void itself, finding your footing in unfamiliar territory can be tough!
To make that journey as easy as can be for those attending TennoCon in-person, we've put together a list of essential locations all over London, Ontario — ranging from the convention center to some of our favorite eateries around town.
Additionally, we’d like to suggest some general dos and don'ts for traveling and attending the convention, which you can find at the end of the post!
Badge Pickup
Badge pick-up for TennoCon 2026 begins on Friday, July 10 at The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in London.
Collector Packs will also be available for purchase for $25 CAD at Registration while supplies last.
VIP Ticket Holders - Early Access
Registration will be open an hour early from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. ET
General Admission Ticket Holders
Registration will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ET
Travel Info
Transport Locations
London International Airport
10 Seabrook Way - London, ON
London Train Station (VIA Rail)
205 York St - London, ON
Robert Q Airbus Station
105 Wharncliffe Rd S, London, ON - London, ON
International Travelers
If you’re traveling to TennoCon from outside the U.S. or Canada, one of the most important things to know is that you may need to apply for an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) before entering the country.
You can find details on how and if you need to apply here.
Key Con Locations
Things are a bit different this year. The majority of TennoCon 2026 — including TennoLive, our multiple days of panels, TennoConcert and the Cosplay Contest — will be held at Canada Life Place (the same venue as the first-ever TennoConcert)!
That doesn't mean we're leaving our old haunts behind, though. Merch, our Soulframe activities, and more are still happening at RBC Place. Meanwhile, registration, meet and greet sessions and a shuttle stop will be available at the Doubletree by Hilton hotel.
See full schedule for more info
Canada Life Place
99 Dundas Street - London, ON
Main Stage
• Cosplay Contest
• TennoConcert
• TennoCon Main Stage Panels
• TennoLive
• Autographs (Saturday)
• Red Carpet Photo Location
RBC Place London Convention Centre
300 York St - London, ON
Upper Level
• Merch Store & Queue
• Pedway to Hilton Hotel
Lower Level
• Autographs (Friday)
• Community Showcase
• VIP Lounge
Outdoors
• Shuttle Stop
• Food Trucks
• Cetus Marketplace
• Soulframe Outdoor Seating Area
Doubletree by Hilton Hotel
300 King St - London, ON
Upper Level
• Registration
• Photo Locations
• Soulframe Zen Room
• Pedway to RBC
Grocery & Pharmacy
Grocery Stores
Tremblett's Your Independent Grocer
179 Wortley Rd - London, ON
Drew's Your Independent Grocer
234 Oxford St E - London, ON
Pharmacies
Shoppers Drug Mart
431 Richmond St #100 - London, ON
The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy
413 King St - London, ON
Restaurants
Please note: each of the following restaurants offer plant-based and gluten-free options.
ChickPZ
125 King St - London, ON
The Early Bird
355 Talbot St - London, ON
Grill 23
140 Fullarton St - London, ON
The Morrissey House
361 Dundas St - London, ON
The Mule
523 Richmond St - London, ON
Pizzeria Madre
320 Thames St #106 - London, ON
Plant Matter Kitchen
162 Wortley Rd - London, ON
Plaza Sushi
519 Richmond St - London, ON
The Works
145 King St - London, ON
Wow Shawarma
434 Clarence St - London, ON
Zen Gardens
344 Dundas St - London, ON
Zen'za Pizzeria
71 King St, London, ON
Enjoy Downtown London
Are you from out of town and looking for other things to do when you're not at the con? Here's a few other things London has to offer to enhance your trip that won't break the bank!
Sunfest '26
Victoria Park - London, ON
Enjoy world-class music, food and global culture at this free summer festival from July 9th-12th! Learn More
Museum London
421 Ridout St N - London, ON
Explore over 5,500 artworks and 50,000 artifacts celebrating art and history in Ontario! Admission is free but donations are accepted. Learn More
Tilt Arcade Bar
359 Talbot St - London, ON
Explore a variety of retro arcade games, pinball machines, and retro gaming consoles with your TennoCon friends! Unlimited play for only $7 CAD! Learn More
Eldon House
481 Ridout St N - London, ON
Eldon House is London’s oldest residence and contains family heirlooms, furnishings and priceless treasures of the Harris Family. Admission by donation. Learn More
TennoCon Dos and Don'ts
There's a smidge of uncertainty that comes with traveling, especially for anyone making an international trip. So, to make things easier for everyone, we've outlined essential dos and don'ts during your trip to TennoCon!
Do
Keep your passport handy
For international travelers, you must have a valid passport or travel visa to cross the Canadian border. Keeping that information on hand while going through customs is critical! For example, don't keep your photo ID or travel documents in a checked bag while flying.
Check if you need an eTA Card
Another tip for Tenno traveling internationally: Anyone arriving from outside of the U.S. or Canada may first need to acquire an eTA Card. You can find instructions on how to apply for an eTA Card, as well as exemptions and other necessary information, at this link.
Consider travel options from Toronto to London
Whether you’re traveling across Canada or coming in from abroad, there’s a good chance you’ll be stopping through the Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) on your way to TennoCon. While there are flights from the YYZ airport to the London International Airport, there’s several other travel options available. More specifically, by train via VIA Rail Canada or the Robert Q Airbus — both of which are easily accessible from the YYZ airport!
Be aware of sales tax
Sales tax isn't always part of an item or service's price listing in Canada. Ontario, in particular, has a Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), which adds an extra 13% tax on whatever you purchase within the province. If you buy something that comes out at a higher cost than the vendor lists, just know ahead of time that this is why!
Understand the metric system (at least a little)
If you're traveling from the U.S. (or any country that uses imperial measurements), please note that Canada uses the metric system. Meaning, for instance, that street signs will list long distances in kilometers rather than miles. This shouldn't impact how you get around very much, so long as you’re staying close to the convention center, but it’s good to keep in mind when you're out and about!
Bring an umbrella
While we (obviously) can't predict the weather during TennoCon ahead of time, there's been a lot of rain in London in the months leading up to this year's show. Stuffing an umbrella or raincoat in with whatever bags or backpacks you may bring is a safe bet. It can't hurt, at any rate!
Wear comfortable shoes
You'll be on your feet a good deal while traveling and while at TennoCon itself, so treat them right! This might be a no-brainer for people who have attended conventions before, but try to wear comfortable shoes that you can walk in for hours without your feet getting sore. Your body will thank you later — trust us.
Do Not
Don’t bring weapons to the convention
Any sharp or blunt instruments — and especially firearms — are not welcome at TennoCon. Props for cosplay are fine, but they can't be items that could easily harm another person. A fake prop ax made of foam rubber is probably fine! An actual ax is definitely not.
Don’t be rude or harass other attendees
It's simple: Be kind and respectful to everyone around you at TennoCon. There will be a zero-tolerance policy for anyone harassing convention staff, attendees or anyone else at the event. TennoCon is a special event that brings Tenno together only once a year, so let’s keep it a positive experience for all.
Don’t disregard site rules or convention staff
This one is pretty straightforward. If someone working at TennoCon tells you not to do something, don't do it! There will be a couple of areas at the convention center that are off-limits to attendees, for example, so don't ignore any signage or official staff that tell you not to go somewhere.
Don’t bring winter gear
Contrary to popular belief, winter doesn't last year-round in Canada! In addition to the rain, the weather has been awfully warm in London of late — regularly hovering around 30°C (86°F). So be sure to bring your summer wardrobe!