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Public Passes To E3 Are Sold Out
Back in February, we learned that public passes would be available for this year's E3 (at $250 per ticket). This morning, the official E3 Twitter account revealed that those tickets have sold out.
Start your countdowns! Fan passes are now sold out. Attending for work? Business passes avail at https://t.co/6ohRvpa2Am #E3isComing pic.twitter.com/dVO2hF9YSx
— E3 (@E3) May 15, 2017
So, if you didn't buy your pass yet, you'll just have to rely on the good people of Game Informer to keep you up to date with the latest news and previews from the show floor.
The industry convention will be held June 13-15 in Los Angeles.
Our Take
As someone going to E3 2017, I'm hoping that the influx of new attendees doesn't make the crowds too hard to manage. However, providing a way for fans to get time with the biggest games on the horizon is definitely a good thing.
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