As excitement grows for the Final Fantasy 14 Fan Fest in Anaheim, fans are raising red flags about accessibility issues. After a rough experience in Las Vegas, many worry that Square Enix hasn’t learned from past mistakes. The new ticketing process for ADA assistance seems impractical, relying on personal calls that might complicate things further. Accessibility advocate Sara Winters points out that support for individual needs is concentrated on one person, which raises concerns about its effectiveness. With over 15,000 tickets sold last time, the logistics for adequate support seem daunting. Can Square Enix improve the situation before the event?...
Published on: 11/28/2025
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