Whether you’re on the hunt for a lost, beloved childhood toy or are into more recent offerings, you might find what you’re looking for at Toylanta, a toy and collectibles convention running Friday to Sunday at Gas South Convention Center in Duluth.

The fun includes vendors selling new and vintage toys, action figures, comics and collectibles and celebrity guests, panels and representatives from new and independent toy companies. Guests are invited to cosplay.

The convention will also host Power Up, a special Power-Con event that features guests such as Daniel Benedict, a filmmaker, musician and content creator. His credits include “Fall of Grayskull,” a Masters of the Universe fan film.

Guests with VIP tickets can head to designated hotels immediately following the convention for special events, including a toy swap and Star Wars collecting trivia.

Finding a toy you want to buy at Toylanta in Duluth can be fun, no matter your age.
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The convention features an exclusive figure from Four Horsemen Studios dubbed ATL-25, a 6-inch scale figure with accessories. It’s available at the convention or as part of the ATL-25 VIP ticket package.

Prices start at $20 for Saturday or Sunday-only tickets, which don’t include after-hours events and are only available at the door. ATL-25 VIP tickets are $100 and available only in advance. They include early access, admission to all events and one ATL-25 figure. There are two other ticket types available, with details available on the website.

Toylanta will be held at Gas South Convention Center, 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway, Duluth. After-hours events will be hosted at Holiday Inn South-Gas South Arena Area at 6310 Sugarloaf Parkway and the Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta NE/Gwinnett Sugarloaf at 2040 Sugarloaf Circle, both in Duluth.

For more information, visit toylanta.net.


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