Now Happening in 2027 at the Concord Hilton.

Mouse-Con has postponed its next Bay Area event to April 11th, 2027, and will be hosting it at the Concord Hilton.

Mouse-Con 2026 was originally scheduled for October 25th, 2026, at the Concord Plaza Hotel, with special guests including Jim Cummings, Terry McGovern, John Morris, C. Andrew Nelson, Emily Ricks Hahn, Deep Roy, and Mary Gibbs. Also on the guest list areJeremy Howard, Darleen Carr, Vince Lozano, Jeff Pidgeon, Rick Farmiloe, Bradley Pierce, Jerry Cornell, and Joshua C. Shaffer.

Why the Cancellation?

The Concord Plaza Hotel has been undergoing renovations as part of its conversion into a Marriott, with completion originally set for August 1st. However, as of October 9th, renovations were still ongoing, and several areas of the hotel will no longer be available. Due to this sudden change, the October date has been canceled, and the show will now take place on April 11th, 2027.

“Finding out your show isn’t happening 2 1/2 weeks before the show is devastating for us, so we understand how many of you who look forward to this show do feel.”

– Mouse-Con Organizers

Organizers are already contacting vendors and ticket holders about next steps. Both can roll over to the new date or receive a full refund if April does not work for them. Additional details will follow by email and in an online post in the coming days.

The announcement was made in the following Facebook post:

Mouse-Con Bay Area 2027

The Disney fan convention will now take place at the Concord Hilton, located at 1970 Diamond Blvd., Concord, CA 94520. Most of the original guests have confirmed they will attend on the new date, but a complete list is not yet available. Additional details about the 2027 event will be announced in the months ahead. The new venue also marks a homecoming for Mouse-Con, which got its start at the Concord Hilton.

Mouse-Con is a one-day Disney fan convention that brings together fans and the talent behind timeless works from the House of Mouse. The event features insightful panels, meetups, and fan artists, all under one roof. Founded in the Bay Area, Mouse-Con now holds three shows, including events in Bakersfield and Salt Lake City, Utah.

8Bit/Digi is a news outlet that provides insight into the Bay Area fan conventions.