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How Much Does It Cost for E3?

Alexander Ross • • 5 min read
How Much Does It Cost for E3?
Tickets run for $149 for the three-day “Gamer Pass” that the Entertainment Software Association sells for the general public. After the first 1,000 tickets are sold, though, the cost rockets up $100 to $249.

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Likewise, people ask, how much does e3 tickets cost?

E3 2020

Date & Times: Tuesday, June 9th - 11th 2020 11am to 6pm
Region: North America
Expected Size: 50,000+
Ticket Cost: 200 USD
Target Audience: C-Level, Consumers, Developers, Indie Developers, Media, Publishers, YouTubers / Streamers

One may also ask, is e3 free to attend? The E3 2020 Media Center, in Petree Hall, offers convenient support to members of the press and industry analysts that are registered as Media free of charge.

People also ask, how much does it cost to go to e3 2020?

The prices are normally $250 but if you're one of the first 100 people buying it, you can get it for $150. I recommend finding a game/series/company that you're interested in and go play during the event, sometimes the booths give some cool stuff.

Is it worth going to e3?

Michael from California praised E3 as a time for fans and game makers to come together. "It's worth the experience just to play some games, talk to developers, get their input, and have that firsthand experience of getting to know what a game or genre that you love is really all about."

Related Question Answers

What should I bring to e3?

Industry, VIP Buyer, Gamer and Premium Pass attendees wearing the official E3 Badge may carry one bag with a maximum size of 12″x15″x6″ into the show. No backpacks permitted. Exhibitors are only permitted to hand carry product and display material in oversized bags and roller bags prior to 10.00am PT on show days.

How can I watch e3 live?

All E3 2019 coverage can be found on the IGN homepage (including a live chat) and also at E3. IGN will be live streaming the latest news, gameplay, and, of course, the press conferences every day at E3. Until all that happens, keep this page bookmarked for the latest E3 live schedule information.
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Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.