Comic Con Stockholm

Oct 30 – Nov 1, 2026 · Stockholm

Oct 30 – Nov 1, 2026

Stockholmsmässan, Älvsjö

Stockholmsmässan, Mässvägen 1, 125 80 Älvsjö, Sweden

Getting there

The commuter train (pendeltåg) is quickest: about 9 minutes from Stockholm City to Älvsjö, then a few minutes' walk. Trains from Arlanda airport also stop at Älvsjö (about 47 minutes).
Parking is right by the venue, mainly P1 and P2: 65 SEK an hour or 190 SEK a day in the garage, 55 SEK or 170 SEK outdoors. Pay by card at the machine or with the EasyPark or Parkster app.
Taxis and färdtjänst can drop you right outside the entrances.
Tickets are sold online only, not at the door. Showing your ticket on your phone is fine.

Have a disability? Show a certificate at the info desk in the main entrance for a Fast Track wristband (one for your companion too). It gives fast track at the entrance, Heroes Main Stage, Heroes Meet and Creators Corner. You still need a ticket.
Companions get in free when you show documentation.
It can get very crowded, especially on Saturday daytime; Friday and Sunday are calmer.
Wheelchairs and hearing loop receivers can be borrowed at Information by the main entrance with ID (limited, no booking ahead).
About 25 disabled parking spaces: in the P1 garage, outside Scandic Talk and at the east entrance.
Certified assistance and guide dogs are welcome; other dogs aren't.

Cloakrooms around the venue: 45 SEK a coat or bag, by card. There are also storage boxes near the Victoriahallen entrance.
Free Wi-Fi on the network "stockholmsmassan".
Children under 4 get in free. Under 12s are recommended to come with an adult. Pushchairs are allowed and can be borrowed at Information with ID.
No smoking indoors; there are outdoor smoking areas.
Lost property goes to Information at the main entrance; afterwards, email lostandfound@stockholmsmassan.se.

Stockholmsmässan's own outlets are cashless and take most cards.
Most exhibitors take cards or Swish, but some only take cash, so bring a little.
Autographs and photo ops need their own tickets, bought online ahead (or online at the con while any are left, up to 30 minutes before the session ends).

Prop weapons must be legal in Sweden. Clearly harmless props like lightsabers are fine in the hall; airsoft replicas need a safety plug, and blades can't be sharp.
No drawn sword or knife replicas in the hall, though you can pose with one at photo shoots or on stage. Never point a weapon at anyone; staff may check props at any time.
There's a cosplay room for changing, with limited space; belongings left there aren't covered, so use the cloakroom for anything valuable.

Several restaurants and cafés in the venue, with vegetarian, vegan and allergy-friendly options.
You can bring drinks and simple snacks. Bring a refillable bottle: there are water stations to fill it.

Toilets are signposted all through the venue. Accessible toilets are at the entrances, in the halls and in the galleries.
We couldn't find gender-neutral toilets listed by Comic Con Stockholm or Stockholmsmässan.

Security guards are trained in first aid, and there are defibrillators around the venue. Ask any staff member for help.
Nursing rooms with a fridge and microwave for baby food: ask at Information.

Stockholmsmässan has a room for prayer, meditation or quiet reflection; ask at Information by the main entrance.

Always ask before you touch, hug or take a photo of anyone.
Report unwanted contact to any staff member or security.
We couldn't find a harassment policy from Comic Con Stockholm that names gender identity or sexual orientation.

Updated Oct 22