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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ScottyCon?

ScottyCon is an annual anime/video game convention at Carnegie Mellon University founded by Cosplay@CMU, Artist Alley Club, CMU Esports, and Vermillion Anime Club. We aim to provide an affordable single-day convention, collaborating with CMU organizations and the greater Pittsburgh community. In the past, ScottyCon has included an artist alley, cosplay masquerade, live band performances, arcade cabinets, fighting game locals, anime screenings, and craft activities. We are hosted in March at the Carnegie Mellon Cohon University Center.

Is ScottyCon a new convention?

While ScottyCon is relatively new, we have had successful runs in 2019, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026. It was canceled in 2020 and 2021 because of Covid-19. 

Where can I purchase tickets?

Ticket sales for ScottyCon 2027 have not opened yet. Please check back for updates.

Can I request a refund for my ticket?

We cannot refund tickets, except for panelist/artist/performer/volunteer/club representatives who receive a compensated ticket after previously purchasing a ticket online.

Can I attend if I don't go to CMU?

Yes! Please come see all the hard work that CMU students have put together.

How can I apply to table at the Artist Alley?

Applications for the ScottyCon 2027 Artist Alley are not open yet. Please check back for application details.

How can I apply to host a panel/perform at ScottyCon?

Applications to host a panel or perform at ScottyCon 2027 are not open yet. Please check back for application details.

Do I need to purchase tickets if I have been accepted as a panelist/artist/performer/volunteer/club representative?

No, you do not need to purchase tickets. Instructions for a free ticket will be emailed in the Spring. If your club has been accepted to host an activity, we can provide a certain number of free tickets (details to be communicated at a later date). Note that we cannot provide free tickets to masquerade participants.

Why do CMU students receive a ticket discount?

CMU students receive a discount because ScottyCon is partially funded by their Student Activities Fee, a university student attendance fee.

Can children attend?

Yes! ScottyCon is family friendly, and children under the age of 5 receive free admission. However, we may ask young children to leave if they are making too much noise during a panel or main stage event.

Is there free parking?

Yes, parking is free at the Morewood Lot on weekends. If the lot is full, please see CMU’s other parking options and current rates here.

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Jared L. Cohon University Center

5032 Forbes Ave,

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

03.27.2027

11 AM - 9 PM

© 2027 by ScottyCon

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