TokenCon is for everyone—whether you are a seasoned board gamer or new to board games, whatever your age, whoever you are, whatever you enjoy—there’s room for everyone at the table! Hosted by the Oklahoma Boardgame Community, TokenCon is Oklahoma’s foremost event for boardgaming enthusiasts. Join us at Delta Hotels by Marriott Midwest City at the Reed Conference Center for a day or a weekend of gaming. We welcome everyone at TokenCon, which is why we have created this guide to accessibility at the con. You will find information about what to expect and what accommodations are available.
If you’d like to know what to expect, photos of our 2024 event (held at the same location) are available here or you can watch this video from YouTuber Totally Board.
The Delta Hotels by Marriott Midwest City at the Reed Conference Center is fully accessible in accordance with ADA regulations. Automatic door openers are available on many, but not all, doors.
An Information Desk is located on the bottom floor of the Conference Center near the main entrance. This Info Desk is staffed with TokenCon Crew members from 9am to 9pm each day of the convention. Please visit the Info Desk for support with questions around accessibility and navigation of the event, lost-and-found, scheduled events, and any other questions or concerns.
In addition, TokenCon staff and volunteers are available throughout the convention to assist you. If you need help, please look for a team member wearing a light blue TokenCon Crew shirt.
The open hours for each day are shown here:
FRI/SAT | SUN | |
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Convention | 9am-2am | 9am-6pm |
Library & Hot Games | 9am-1am | 9am-4pm |
Exhibitor Hall & Demo Zone | 10am-6pm | 10am-4pm |
Gamer-in-Training Room | 9am-9pm | 9am - 5pm |
Paint Zone | 9am-5pm | 9am-5pm |
Maps of the convention space can be found here: TokenCon Maps The full schedule of events can be found here: TokenCon Schedule.
TokenCon 2025 has partnered with Square Holes, a local neurodiversity consulting organization, to certify our event as Sensory Aware. This certification ensures that neurodivergent attendees and those with sensory processing challenges can fully participate and feel safe and comfortable at the convention.
Staff & Volunteer Training: Staff and volunteers have received training on neurodiversity and sensory accessibility.
Sensory and Comfort Items: Attendees are encouraged to bring items such as noise-canceling headphones, fidgets, or weighted pads for comfort.
Quiet Gaming: A quiet gaming area is available in the Atrium on the 1st floor. While gaming in this space, please keep voices low, devices on silent, and respect the space of those around you.
The Haven: A quiet area will be available in the Mann room on the 2nd floor for attendees who need a break from the crowds and noise. This space offers a place to decompress, regroup, and recharge. Please be mindful that this is a shared resource, and space may be limited.
We are committed to making TokenCon 2025 an inclusive and enjoyable experience for everyone. If you have any specific needs or questions, please reach out to us before the event or speak with a staff member on-site.
We look forward to gaming with you!