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PSA: Twitch Announces When Ticket Sales Will Go Live For The First Annual TwitchCon
Tickets for Twitch's first TwitchCon will go on sale in just a few days.
The convention takes place between September 25 and 26, and will be held in Moscone West convention center in San Francisco. If you're interested in attending, tickets go on sale this Friday, April 10 at 2:00 p.m. PT. You can grab the tickets and find out more here. You can find the prices below. The early bird prices below expire at 11:00 p.m. PT on April 24.
- Friday, September 25 pass: $50.00 USD (Early bird price: $45.00)
- Saturday, September 26 pass: $60.00 USD (Early bird price: $55.00)
- 2-Day pass: $85.00 USD (Early bird price: $75.00)
- Saturday after party for badge holders: $25.00 USD
The same day tickets become available, Twitch will also open the doors to accept submissions for panels or other events to be presented at the convention. Confirmed events include assorted panels, interactive events and opportunities to meet top Twitch streamers, and an after-party on September 25. Some confirmed attendees include itmeJP, iijeriichoii, OMGitsFirefoxx, PokerStaples, Nightblue3, Towelliee, eg_jwong, ApproachingNirvana, Cirno_tv, Reynad27, Summit1g, and TimTheTatman. There will also be a keynote from Twitch CEO Emmett Shear and of course lots and lots of Twitch merch.
For less on TwitchCon 2015, head here.
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