Update: Sold out to people who got in queue in the first few seconds!

Blizzcon 2013 tickets on sale in 10 minutes!
The sale of Blizzcon 2013 tickets will begin very shortly. If it's anything like the previous years, you will have to be very fast to grab your ticket!


Originally Posted by Blizzard (Blue Tracker / Official Forums)
The second batch of BlizzCon tickets will be going on sale tomorrow (Saturday, April 27) at 10 a.m. PDT through the online Blizzard Store—visit the ticket sales page at that time for the chance to buy yours.

If you’re going to try for tickets, we recommend reading through our earlier ticket sales information article and the ticket info section of the BlizzCon website for helpful tips to ensure your ticket purchase goes smoothly.

Also, another reminder that a limited number of tickets to an exclusive pre-BlizzCon dinner to benefit Children's Hospital of Orange County will go on sale Wednesday, May 1 at 7 p.m. PDT (BlizzCon admission included). Don’t forget that if you want to attend the StarCraft II 2013 World Championship Series Global Finals in-person, you’ll need a ticket to BlizzCon. For those unable to attend the show, in-depth coverage of BlizzCon will also be available through the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket—further details will be announced at a later date.

BlizzCon 2013 will take place November 8 and 9 at the Anaheim Convention Center, and tickets cost $175 USD each. Tickets to the BlizzCon Benefit Dinner cost $500 USD each. For further information, check out the official BlizzCon site.

Click here to buy tickets on Saturday at 10 a.m.!
This article was originally published in forum thread: Blizzcon 2013 tickets on sale in 10 minutes! started by chaud View original post
Comments 88 Comments
  1. mmoc1f45c28d93's Avatar
    aaaaand they're gone!
  1. mmoc0aa45d37f2's Avatar
    oh joy.....
  1. Tarx's Avatar
    I want this tickets so much I can find people like me in events like blizzcon!
  1. yoga's Avatar
    Three blizzcons attended, then I tried the virtual ticket last year, as much as I enjoy standing in line with 15,000 people, I think I will watch it again from home...
  1. Moraven's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Ilamuku View Post
    As it has never been changed since 2009 (the first year of the queue system...take that failbot of '08!!) you have been absolutely able to change the quantity of tickets at Checkout. The pull down menu has been and always will be a trap.

    Once you are at the checkout screen, pay attention to the yellow box area with your cart, ticket quantity, etc info. Immediately below that is a "Change Quantities" option which you click on, are able to input the quantity you want and then an "Update" button. You must hit the update button for your cart to register the change. Once it does, there you have it.

    The queue system has always been about HOW QUICK you can GET INTO the ticket queue, NOT about how quick with how every many tickets you get into the queue you are. Is it the perfect system? Probably not, but if you want to argue about how effed up of a system it is and how patently unfair it is, I submit as evidence in support of my argument..... the 2008 Blizzcon ticket sale process:

    http://wow.joystiq.com/2008/08/13/ho...ket-situation/.... It could've been this......every damn year.
    Yep, that quantity drop down takes away the seconds you need. I learned that the first ticket batch few years back. You just have to remember to change it at Billing, not confirm order (which you cant).
  1. bohapjut's Avatar
    second batch sold out
  1. Idletime's Avatar
    They will always sell out, we're not exactly dealing with a populace of players like we were back in 2005 where it was almost able to be held in the local high school cafeteria (and looked it). It's now big business, so a third round will probably be coming soon enough.
  1. kidsafe's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Idletime View Post
    They will always sell out, we're not exactly dealing with a populace of players like we were back in 2005 where it was almost able to be held in the local high school cafeteria (and looked it). It's now big business, so a third round will probably be coming soon enough.
    No, there will not be a third round. Attendance is limited by venue size. I can assure you that they sold ~30000 tickets as they normally have in the past few years. Blizzcon is not a profit-maker for Blizzard, just a public even for the purpose of PR and announcements. If they were to increase attendance, they would have to book an expo center like the one in Las Vegas. This would create other issues. Anaheim is convenient because Blizzard can run shuttles out of its campus and have all-hands present to staff the convention. In Vegas Blizzard would have to pay out the nose to use local personnel as event staff or pay to bus/fly their own employees from Irvine.

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