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QuakeCon 2012 Pre-Registration Starts Tomorrow
QuakeCon is happening in August, and you can go! The event is free and open to the public. However, those who pre-register and are willing to pay some extra money can ensure that they attend this year's QuakeCon in style.
Starting tomorrow (April 25) at 7:00 central time, you can use this link to sign up online and guarantee some extra bonuses. The packages range from $30 to $50, and include bonuses like t-shirts, reserved seating, and quick-access passes to all QuakeCon panels. Here are the full details, courtesy of a press release from id and Bethesda:
Swag Pack | Full of Limited Edition Items: $40 (Limit of 500 packages available)
- An Official QuakeCon 2012 T-Shirt
- A Dishonored Tallboy T-shirt
- A Special Limited Edition Poster
BYOC Select-a-Seat | Includes Guaranteed Reserved Seating: $30 (Limit of 1,500 packages available)
- Select and Reserve a guaranteed seat of your choice in the BYOC area
- An Official QuakeCon 2012 BYOC T-Shirt
QuakeCon done Quick | Includes Fast Passes for the Duration of the Event: $50 (Limit of 350 packages available)
- Select and Reserve a guaranteed seat of your choice in the BYOC area
- Express lane fast-pass registration for the BYOC
- Express lane fast-pass to every speaker, panel, and public event at QuakeCon
- Limited reserved access seating for all panels, presentations, and events
- An Official QuakeCon 2012 BYOC T-Shirt
These special pre-registration packages are only available in limited quantities, so you'd better act fast. And if you aren't sure if QuakeCon is the right gaming convention for you, maybe Reiner's glowing impressions from last year will be enough to change your mind.
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