ONE PIECE Fest sells out in Los Angeles
Toei Animation’s first ONE PIECE Fest in Los Angeles has sold out, with thousands of fans attending the two-day event at Cosm on August 25 and 26.
Nearly 500,000 people entered the ticket lottery after the event was announced in April, highlighting the strong demand for the first-of-its-kind experience. Billed as the largest ONE PIECE entertainment event outside Japan, the festival launched alongside ONE PIECE DAY’26 in Japan.
95,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space
Created by Toei Animation specifically for Cosm’s shared-reality venue, the experience spans 95,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space. Its centerpiece is The Dome, an 87-foot-wide LED dome featuring a 5,000-square-foot 12K x 10K display.
The immersive experience takes visitors through all 19 arcs of the ONE PIECE anime, from East Blue to Elbaph. Each storyline has been recreated as its own environment, featuring interactive activities, and experiences. Visitors can explore the different areas in their preferred order using a festival map.
Live panels, musical performances and more
The event also includes live panels and musical performances, film screenings, photo opportunities, installations, and exhibitions. Attractions include GEAR5, the Sabaody Lounge, Usopp’s shooting range, the Davy Back Fight Punching Machine, Shanks’ Straw Hat experience, and Zoro’s Three-Sword Style.
A dedicated ONE PIECE Bazaar offers licensed merchandise and event-exclusive products, including collectible figures, toys, trading cards, drinkware, and apparel.
The global streaming event also featured a super teaser announcing two upcoming films: One Piece Film God Valley, scheduled for 2027, and One Piece Film Baad, planned for 2029.