Thursday, July 12, 2012
NY Comic Con Selling All Tickets
San Diego Comic Con the mecca of comic cons, starts up this week. But three months from New York Comic Con will be here. While still not quite as huge as SDDC, NYCC sees over 100,000 people.
Single- day tickets for the 2012 show have gone on sale on their website this week. Comic and anime shops also selling single-day, 3-day and 4-day passes. Also professional registration and VIP tickets will go sale, sometime this month.
Professional registration is for people who want to do business at NYCC, like artists, buyers, creators and publishers. VIP passes give attendees perks through the show, at a higher price. Details on these perks, should posted in next week or two.
These are prices for tickets purchased on the website or at retailers:
Friday: $35
Saturday: $50
Sunday: $ 35
3-Day: $65 (Fri,Sat,Sun)
4-Day: $ 85 (Thurs thru Sun)
Prices for tickets will be higher, if bought onsite. But they will probably sell out before then. I strongly advise, that you buy your tickets by early September. As, in past years, NYCC has started selling out online, just about 2-4 weeks, before it begins. Also, NYCC will mail passes to you if you purchase online, by September 7, 2012 (except outside of the US). If you wait longer, you will have to wait on longer lines to pick up your pass at the show.
NYCC has already announced a comic and entertainment guests coming to show. Which runs between October 11-14. Including, Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, from DC comics. Mike Mangolia creater of Hellboy. John Quesada from Marvel, and Sean Astin from the Lord of the Rings and Goonies. They will be more announcements over the coming months leading up to the show. The programming schedule should be released sometime in September as well.
Single- day tickets for the 2012 show have gone on sale on their website this week. Comic and anime shops also selling single-day, 3-day and 4-day passes. Also professional registration and VIP tickets will go sale, sometime this month.
Professional registration is for people who want to do business at NYCC, like artists, buyers, creators and publishers. VIP passes give attendees perks through the show, at a higher price. Details on these perks, should posted in next week or two.
These are prices for tickets purchased on the website or at retailers:
Friday: $35
Saturday: $50
Sunday: $ 35
3-Day: $65 (Fri,Sat,Sun)
4-Day: $ 85 (Thurs thru Sun)
Prices for tickets will be higher, if bought onsite. But they will probably sell out before then. I strongly advise, that you buy your tickets by early September. As, in past years, NYCC has started selling out online, just about 2-4 weeks, before it begins. Also, NYCC will mail passes to you if you purchase online, by September 7, 2012 (except outside of the US). If you wait longer, you will have to wait on longer lines to pick up your pass at the show.
NYCC has already announced a comic and entertainment guests coming to show. Which runs between October 11-14. Including, Geoff Johns and Jim Lee, from DC comics. Mike Mangolia creater of Hellboy. John Quesada from Marvel, and Sean Astin from the Lord of the Rings and Goonies. They will be more announcements over the coming months leading up to the show. The programming schedule should be released sometime in September as well.
Friday, July 6, 2012
Katy Perry Part Of Me 3D
Can't wait to have it on dvd real soon.
by Justin Stenzler
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