BlizzCon 2018 - November 2nd and 3rd
BlizzCon 2018 dates are here!

  • Tickets first go on sale May 9 at 7 PM PST, followed by the second batch at 10 AM PST on May 12
  • Tickets are $199 each (plus taxes and fees) - limit 4 per order
  • You have until July 20 to edit the information on your tickets
  • The Benefit Dinner will be Thursday, November 1 and tickets are $750
  • Community Night is undergoing some changes, but there will still be a costume contest.

Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
Team up with your friends and family and get ready for a journey to Southern California for BlizzCon® 2018, Blizzard’s epic celebration of games and esports and the communities that bring them to life! Tickets to the main event, taking place at the Anaheim Convention Center on November 2 and 3, will go on sale May 9 and May 12, with tickets to a special pre-BlizzCon benefit dinner going on sale May 16.

BlizzCon Ticket Sale #1: Wednesday, May 9 at 7:00 p.m. PDT
BlizzCon Ticket Sale #2: Saturday, May 12 at 10:00 a.m. PDT
BlizzCon Benefit Dinner Ticket Sale: Wednesday, May 16 at 7:00 p.m. PDT

Every BlizzCon, people from around the world gather to celebrate their shared passion for games, learn more about Blizzard’s games and universes directly from the developers, cheer on their favorite esports stars through world-class competition, and much more.

This year’s show will once again commence with the esports action of BlizzCon Opening Week, taking place at Blizzard Arena Los Angeles from October 25 to 29, where the initial rounds of the StarCraft® II World Championship Series Global Finals, the Heroes of the Storm® Global Championship Finals, and World of Warcraft® Arena World Championship Finals will unfold. The competitions will culminate in Anaheim on November 2 and 3, where the champions of these tournaments along with those of the Overwatch® World Cup and Hearthstone® Global Games will be crowned.

BlizzCon Tournament Dates
  • Heroes of the Storm Global Championship: October 25–28, November 2–3
  • StarCraft II World Championship Series: October 26–28, November 2–3
  • World of Warcraft Arena Global Championship: October 29, November 2–3
  • Overwatch World Cup: November 2–3
  • Hearthstone Global Games: November 2–3

A limited number of tickets to Opening Week events at Blizzard Arena Los Angeles in Burbank, California will go on sale later this year—further details will be announced in the months ahead.

BlizzCon 2018 Ticket Details
BlizzCon 2018 tickets will be available for $199 USD each (plus applicable taxes and fees) through the online ticketing service Universe. Tickets include two-day admission to the main event at the Anaheim Convention Center on November 2 and 3, and attendees will receive a commemorative BlizzCon goody bag containing a cache of loot based on their favorite Blizzard games. Visit the BlizzCon Event Info site for complete details, including important information for people interested in attending in person.

BlizzCon Benefit Dinner in Support of CHOC Children's
Before BlizzCon begins, we’ll be hosting an exclusive pre-BlizzCon dinner to benefit CHOC Children’s on the evening of Thursday, November 1, where attendees will have the chance to spend time with Blizzard developers, artists, and community representatives—all while supporting a great cause. Tickets to the benefit dinner, which include BlizzCon admission, are limited in number and will go on sale Wednesday, May 16 at 7:00 p.m. PDT for $750 each. Blizzard Entertainment will donate the net proceeds from the event to CHOC Children’s. Visit the Charity Dinner page for more details.

BlizzCon Virtual Ticket Coming Soon
Gamers around the globe who aren’t able to attend in person will have the chance to enjoy BlizzCon from just about anywhere via the Virtual Ticket, which offers live streaming coverage of the event and a variety of bonus content, including this year’s BlizzCon in-game items. More details on the BlizzCon 2018 Virtual Ticket, including pricing, availability, and programming information, will be announced at a later date.

Whether you’re attending in person or joining us online, we hope to see you there!
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Comments 68 Comments
  1. babyback's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Flimsy View Post
    Dead Blizzcon is dead.

    Feck all will be announced at this one other than random patches for their games.
    Totally dead and uninteresting. The only sold more tickets than ever last year.
  1. TuhoCthun's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Mic_128 View Post
    I wonder if the digital content would be anything as good as last years. The two airships was finally enough to get me to snag a virtual ticket.
    This is all I care about.

    Maybe those Azerite War Machines? There are both Horde and Alliance versions.
  1. Onikaroshi's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Daemos daemonium View Post
    I don’t really see a point to a blizzcon so soon after the last.
    Barring a few notable exceptions they have it every year? (And they haven't skipped one in a LONG time)
  1. Lorgar Aurelian's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Onikaroshi View Post
    Barring a few notable exceptions they have it every year? (And they haven't skipped one in a LONG time)
    Do they? Mabye I just don’t keep track or don’t notice.
  1. Onikaroshi's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Daemos daemonium View Post
    Do they? Mabye I just don’t keep track or don’t notice.
    Yup, because it's not just wow anymore, and it's a huge tournament venue now
  1. Saverem's Avatar
    No, but not for the lack of trying. Been trying to score tickets for last 3 years and they always sell out before I can get any.
  1. Mhyroth's Avatar
    Wonder when they will quit using FedEX for their International transport so EU customers could also buy the goodies on their store for a reasonable price.
    Paying €200 for a ticket for Blizzcon + flight is already borderline insane (I can go to 4 day festivals in my own country for less and get a lot more), so how about a gesture to EU customers by opening up the EU Gear Store (or get another shipping company so FedEx doesn't charge you import tax on a plushy which costs 5€ to make).
  1. RangerDaz's Avatar
    This year it won't be interesting, not that i would actually go.
    It won't have any new franchise to announce, just like in 2016 (the most boring Blizzcon ever?).
  1. Youarefired's Avatar
    Around $550 for a benefit dinner??? That's cheaper than the food trucks they put outside!
  1. Eleccybubb's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by RangerDaz View Post
    This year it won't be interesting, not that i would actually go.
    It won't have any new franchise to announce, just like in 2016 (the most boring Blizzcon ever?).
    They don't have to announce a new game every 2-3 years.

    They have an FPS, a card game, a Moba/Team Brawler, an ARPG, an RTS game and an MMO.

    I'd say in terms of games they got a pretty good cover over the market.
  1. davidcryix's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by RangerDaz View Post
    This year it won't be interesting, not that i would actually go.
    It won't have any new franchise to announce, just like in 2016 (the most boring Blizzcon ever?).
    Blizzcon 2008: Hold my Beer.

    They had already announced WOTLK, announced a new D3 class (still almost 4 years from release), and that SC2 was going to be 3 games now. No Hearthstone, Overwatch, Heroes of the storm yet.

    2016 was most definitely better than that. At least if you were in attendance anyway. All the tournament stuff, Sombra reveal was pretty cool, the 25th anniversary party was pretty great and the weird al concert was awesome.
  1. Tarx's Avatar
    750$ for a diner and 200$ for a ticket. Come on and the digital ticket 60$
  1. Reyuna's Avatar
    Finally, been waiting a while for the ticket release dates.

    I went to my first Blizzcon last year (im from the UK), and it was a blast. Totally will try and get a ticket again this year, especially now i've got a good sense of where everything is in and around Blizzcon in the local area, where to stay etc.

    Hype!
  1. Currently Retired's Avatar
    I really, really hope something will come for Diablo. It's really sad to see it in its current state.. And I don't mean a character pack.
  1. Duno's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Eleccybubb View Post
    They don't have to announce a new game every 2-3 years.

    They have an FPS, a card game, a Moba/Team Brawler, an ARPG, an RTS game and an MMO.

    I'd say in terms of games they got a pretty good cover over the market.
    missing a battle royale like PUBG lol...
  1. jk1895's Avatar
    As always, ridiculous high pricing for a promotional event. Idiotic fanboys will pay it... as always.
  1. Reyuna's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by jk1895 View Post
    As always, ridiculous high pricing for a promotional event. Idiotic fanboys will pay it... as always.
    Someone sounds bitter.
  1. mmoceeceb76e25's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by babyback View Post
    Totally dead and uninteresting. The only sold more tickets than ever last year.
    Blizzcon on a reveal year is amazing, I look forward to it months in advance.

    Blizzcon without the announcements is underwhelming and that’s what we’ll get this year there’s nothing to announce outside of patches. We’ll get the .1 WoW patch info, new character and a couple of maps in overwatch, new Heartstone expansion and maybe a couple story missions for SC2.
  1. Reyuna's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by Flimsy View Post
    Blizzcon on a reveal year is amazing, I look forward to it months in advance.

    Blizzcon without the announcements is underwhelming and that’s what we’ll get this year there’s nothing to announce outside of patches. We’ll get the .1 WoW patch info, new character and a couple of maps in overwatch, new Heartstone expansion and maybe a couple story missions for SC2.
    Have you ever been? Or are you speaking from perspective of the Virtual Ticket only.
  1. The7's Avatar
    Votted "No" because I live in another country, but I'd love to go to Blizzcom someday.

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