Blizzard shares first glimpse of BlizzCon in-person program, additional tickets available on 30 September AEST!
As we prepare to welcome our community to BlizzCon® 2023 on 4-5 November AEST, we’re thrilled to share that a third wave of ticket sales will take place on Saturday, 30 September AEST.
Here’s a first glimpse into some of the events and programming you can expect in person.
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- Community Night: watch the community take to the stage
- Opening Ceremony: this year’s biggest news and key reveals
- Overwatch®: Meet the New Hero
- Spend Time Together: meet friends and share stories
- Play Upcoming Content: for Dragonflight and Classic
- March of the Murlocs: join in the tradition
- Overwatch® World Cup: One team will take home the cup
- Hearthstone® Duel-A-Dev: challenge us!
- Warcraft Rumble® Rumblemania: exhibition matches
- Diablo IV® Hell’s Ink: get the Dark Lord’s mark
- Shareable Moments
- World of Warcraft® Guild Clash: who will come out on top?
- Buff Your Inventory: leave with a free BlizzCon backpack
- Inclusion Nexus: celebrate what connects us
- Darkmoon Faire
- Horadric Library
- And more to be revealed
Tickets
Tickets will be sold through AXS. More information about BlizzCon tickets can be found at BlizzCon.com. For everyone that can’t make it to the show in person, BlizzCon 2023 will be live streaming all arena content for free. Details for a new set of in-game goodies for this year’s event called the BlizzCon Collection (previously called Virtual Ticket) will be shared soon – stay tuned to find out more.
Be sure to check out our blog for further details: https://www.blizzcon.com/en-us/news/24009618
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