BlizzCon 2010 Tickets Go on Sale in June
The tickets offer entry to the two-day event at the Anaheim Convention Center on October 22-23, which features "discussion panels, competitive and casual tournaments, contests, hands-on playtime with current and upcoming Blizzard Entertainment games," as well as a special BlizzCon-exclusive in-game World of Warcraft item.
Once again, the show's festivities will also be available in the warmth and comfort of your own home as part of a DIRECTV pay-per-view package or multi-channel Internet stream, which Blizzard has yet to reveal the pricing for.
"BlizzCon is a unique opportunity for our players to meet one another, strengthen the friendships they've formed online, and have a great time celebrating a shared passion for gaming together with Blizzard employees," said Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime in the announcement. "For those who can't attend, we're pleased to be providing an unprecedented level of access to the activities and attractions that BlizzCon has to offer."
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Johnnsen
replyI bought the Live Stream ticket last time just because I felt like it. Was worth it, will do again.
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I'm actually quite interested in getting as attending is out of the option when you live in Australia. Was the coverage pretty good? Was it just a single cam stream of some stuff or was it multiple cam coverage of everything happening at the show?
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