An Anaheim quote has five lines on it: the crew, the hours the presses run, the blanks, load-in and strike, and travel. Because the shop is next door in Fullerton, an Anaheim quote carries no travel line, which is why Anaheim events tend to price below the national average for the same guest count.
What your quote includes
| Included | What it means |
|---|---|
| Crew | Trained printers who run the presses and keep the queue out of the aisle on a busy Anaheim floor. |
| Equipment | Presses, flash dryers, heat presses, ink and tables, trucked down from Fullerton and built on site. You provide the room and the power. |
| Garments | Blanks in XS–4XL, ordered to your headcount so the last guest in line still gets their size. |
| Setup & teardown | Load-in, station build and strike, timed to your run-of-show and the venue's move-in rules. |
| Every print | Every piece printed on the day is in the number. No per-shirt charge shows up afterward. |
What moves the number
- Guest count: more guests means more presses, more printers and more blanks.
- Hours: a two-hour reception at GardenWalk costs less than an all-day booth at the Convention Center.
- Garments: a basic tee, a retail-fit shirt and a heavyweight hoodie sit at different price points.
- Stations and methods: adding a hat bar, DTF or a second press scales the setup.
- Travel: the crew drives down from Fullerton, so an Anaheim date carries no flights or hotel nights.
Most Anaheim events land between $5K and $15K all-in. The cost answer walks through what pushes a quote toward either end.
Each line on an Anaheim quote is itemized, so you can move any one of them. If the total needs to come down, garments and run hours move it most. A shorter window at Anaheim Convention Center or a simpler blank changes the number far more than trimming the guest list. Send your date and headcount and we'll price the Anaheim room you actually have.