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Reality TV fans are getting their own version of Comicon in Toronto next year

Hayu FanFest is making its Canadian debut in Toronto next year, bringing a surreal experience to Canadian reality TV fans.

The home of reality TV revealed that its beloved Hayu FanFest is coming to Toronto on Saturday, March 20, 2027. After both London and Sydney saw sold-out events, this new Toronto edition is expected to serve up the ultimate fan experience.

"We know just how passionate Canadian reality TV fans are, and we can't wait to bring Hayu FanFest to Toronto for the very first time," said Olga Puzanova, SVP DTC Marketing at NBCUniversal International Networks & DTC.

"What makes reality TV so special isn't just what happens on screen, it's the incredible fandom that grows around it. Hayu FanFest is our way of celebrating that community, bringing fans closer to their favourite reality TV icons and giving them the chance to share the experience with people who love it just as much as they do."

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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If you are 10 toes down for The Real Housewives or you never miss a Below Deck episode, Hayu won't disappoint. From on-stage panels and interviews to meet-and-greet photo opportunities with iconic series cast members, immersive brand activations, access to exclusive merch, and a ton of surprises.

Eager to get tickets? So are we! Though ticket sales have yet to drop, fans can sign up at fanfest.hayu.com to be the first to hear when they do.

Everything will be revealed soon — stay tuned!

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