Grant Gustin, best known for his role as Barry Allen in the hit TV show "The Flash," is making his way to Abu Dhabi to meet his fans in person. The actor starred in the series for nine thrilling seasons on The CW Network, earning a loyal global following. His visit to MEFCC on April 19 and 20 brings an exciting opportunity for fans across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf to connect with a superhero they’ve admired on screen. With a career-defining role and a charming real-life personality, Grant’s appearance adds serious star power to the festival lineup.

MEFCC is more than just a comic con; it’s a celebration of pop culture. This year’s edition features a wide lineup including voice actors, celebrity guests, and cosplay stars. With appearances from talents like Japanese voice actor Kentaro Ito and comic book creator Christian Duce, the event brings together anime, comics, games, and Hollywood flair in one place. Visitors can enjoy panels, autograph sessions, merchandise stands, and unforgettable fan experiences throughout the three-day festival running from April 18 to 20 at ADNEC in Abu Dhabi.

Standard tickets are still available, but quantities are limited. With major stars announced and more surprises still to come, interest in MEFCC is growing quickly. Fans looking to meet Grant Gustin, explore artist alleys, or take part in cosplay competitions should act fast. Tickets give access to a full weekend of fun, with activities suited for all ages and interests. Whether going solo or attending with friends, securing a pass early is the best way to avoid missing out on the region’s biggest pop culture celebration.

Year after year, MEFCC continues to build its reputation as the Middle East’s leading pop culture event. By bringing together international icons, industry talent, and passionate fans, the festival helps bridge cultures through shared fandoms. With support from Experience Abu Dhabi, this year’s edition reinforces the city’s status as a rising hub for entertainment and creativity. Events like MEFCC prove that the region is not only consuming global content but also creating platforms to celebrate it.