Oct 24–25, 2026
  • Sat 10:00–19:00
  • Sun 10:00–17:00
Tour & Taxis
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Getting there

  • Tour & Taxis is at Avenue du Port 86C. Metro lines 2 and 6 to Yser, tram 51 to Sainctelette, or a train to Brussels-North station.
  • STIB buses 14, 15, 57, 88 and 89 stop by the site; De Lijn buses stop at Ribaucourt.
  • Tour & Taxis has two underground car parks (P1 Picard, Rue Picard 13; P3 Anna Boch, Drève Anna Boch), open 24/7 and cashless. They fill up at big events, so the venue suggests public transport. The site is inside Brussels' Low Emission Zone.
  • Bike racks at both site entrances, and a Villo! bike station opposite at Rue Picard.
  • There are three queues at the door: Geek Deluxe, people without a ticket, and people with a ticket.

From Comic Con Brussels: When and where › · Comic Con Brussels: FAQ › · Tour & Taxis: Your visit ›

Accessibility

  • A companion of a disabled visitor gets in free with a doctor's certificate saying assistance is needed. There are no other discounts for disabled visitors.
  • There are no wheelchairs to borrow on site, so bring your own if you need one.
  • Guide dogs are welcome with their papers and equipment; other animals aren't.
  • Tour & Taxis says its spaces are accessible for people with reduced mobility, with reserved parking spaces in both car parks. Ask the venue through its contact form for assistance.

From Comic Con Brussels: FAQ › · Tour & Taxis: Your visit ›

Good to know

  • Leaving and coming back? Ask a steward for a wristband on your way out.
  • Staff may check bags and coats.
  • There's a cloakroom for coats. No Wi-Fi.
  • No smoking or vaping in the halls; there are smoking areas outside.
  • Children under 10 get in free with an adult who has a ticket; bring their ID.
  • Lost something? Items are kept for 10 days: email contact@comicconbrussels.com.

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Money: cash and cards

  • There are no cash machines at the con. Tickets can be paid by card.
  • Guests charge a fee for autographs.

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Cosplay and props

  • No real guns, banned weapons or anything that could hurt someone, even if it doesn't work. Realistic airsoft or replica guns may be refused at the door.
  • Realistic replica weapons and steel swords aren't allowed outside on the street or the metro, either. Carry props and costume parts in a closed bag until you're inside.
  • Masks that cover your face aren't allowed in the street or on the metro; put them on inside after the entrance check.
  • Swords bought at the con stay in their packaging until you're home.
  • In cosplay you get a cheaper ticket at the door, if at least 70% of you is in costume (a mask alone doesn't count).

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Food and water

  • Food trucks at the Nom Nom Nom spots, with Belgian and international food, including vegan options.
  • We couldn't find allergen information or water refill points listed by Comic Con Brussels or Tour & Taxis.

From Comic Con Brussels: Nom Nom Nom ›

Toilets

  • Toilets are in the main hall; follow the signs.
  • We couldn't find gender-neutral toilets listed by Comic Con Brussels or Tour & Taxis.

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Quiet rooms and help

  • The Red Cross first aid post is near the FanDome. They call an ambulance for anything serious.

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Safety and LGBTQ+ fans

  • Disrespectful behaviour gets you removed and put on the con's ban list.
  • Always ask before you take someone's photo, cosplayers included.
  • We couldn't find a harassment policy from Comic Con Brussels that names gender identity or sexual orientation.

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Updated Oct 22