Rules and Policies

By attending this event, you agree to the following policies. Violations are at the judgment of the event staff, and may be grounds for the individual(s) to be removed from the convention, and banned from future FabledCon events.

For emergencies, please contact emergency services at the venue, or call 911, and notify the event staff.

No illegal activity is allowed.

No disorderly conduct is allowed.

No abusive language or behavior is allowed.

Admission is for ages 12 and up.

Badges must be worn, and name visible, at all times.

I.D. is required from the attendee, or their guardian, to obtain badges.

Badges may not be shared or transferred.

No food or beverages are allowed in the meeting rooms. No outside food and beverages are allowed into the convention center.

Games that are checked out from the library, or from Play-To-Win, are to be kept within the convention area.

Other than approved vendors/exhibitors, and those selling personal games in the flea market, no soliciting or sales is allowed.

No gambling is allowed.

No activity that damages venue property will be tolerated. Violators will be responsible for the full cost associated with restoration.

Photographs and/or video footage may be taken during this event and used for promotional purposes. By attending this event, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. No broadcasting or live streaming is allowed.

In addition to our rules, The Greenville Convention Center has policies that must be observed, while on the premises. The main policies that apply to this convention are: No destruction or damaging of facility property. No outside food and beverages in the building. No moving of tables and chairs. No blocking of walkways and exits. No disorderly conduct. No broadcasting. Facility staff will be on site, around the clock, and they may be able to answer questions, as well.

Note on safety: Conventions like ours pose few safety hazards. However, nothing is ever 100% safe, and the only way to get close to that goal is awareness. Be aware of exits, and do not block them. Be aware of unattended people without badges or facility dress/uniforms. If it doesn't look safe or feel safe, let us or the facility staff know, and there's a good chance we will have no safety issues.

Thanks, Brad Fortner, CEO, FabledCon