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Here's How To Get One Of The 500 Tickets To E3 Xbox FanFest
A few weeks ago, Microsoft announced that it would be inviting 500 fans to participate in a fan celebration. Today, the company has shared how you can get tickets (and with Gears of War confirmed for the show, you might want to get on this).
Tickets will be distributed at the Microsoft Store at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles. In order to get one of the 500 first-come, first-served tickets, you'll need to start lining up at 10 p.m. Pacific on Saturday, June 13.
The line will begin near the Lenscrafters on Avenue of the Stars. You must be at least 21 and have an active Xbox Live Gamertag (not necessarily an Xbox Live Gold subscription). Only one ticket will be distributed per person, so if you have friends, they'll be in line with you if they want to get in.
Tickets get you entry into the Xbox E3 briefing on Monday, June 15. There's also a party planned for Monday afternoon, where ticketed individuals will get to play upcoming games.
Xbox is also sponsoring an eSports Celebrity Challenge and party. The 500 FanFest attendees will get VIP access. For rules and regulations, visit Microsoft's FanFest page.
[Source: Xbox Wire]
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