BlizzCon Tickets Now On Sale; Armory Down

UPDATE: Nethaera has announced the first batch of tickets has already sold out. The post was made at 10:29 a.m. PDT, less than 30 minutes after the tickets went on sale. If you still want to attend, plan to be near a computer on May 30 when the second batch becomes available. Also, the Armory is now up and running.

BlizzCon tickets are officially on sale! The event takes place at the Anaheim Convention Center from Aug. 21-22 and tickets cost $125 each. You can buy tickets here. If you miss out, a second batch will go on sale May 30.

Also, Blizzard has temporarily disabled the Armory to "further alleviate potential load" on the Web site while people buy tickets. There is currently no estimated time on when the Armory will be back up.

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man
# May 17 2009 at 4:11 PM Rating: Decent
People are whiny.

Sometimes I wonder if people hit refresh on zam to find something new to whine about :P
What's wrong ??
# May 17 2009 at 11:43 AM Rating: Default
LOL the Armory doesn't make them a dime, but Blizcon tickets do, several dimes at $125.00 a pop. Bottom line is Blizzard is out to make a buck, HOWEVER they can. But despite the note here the armory was down for less than 45 mins during the rush and is now back up. What amazes me is that noone tries to kill the useless morons employed by blizzard as dev's at an event like this. I would be very afraid to let it be known I was a GM or Dev for blizzard for just that reason, their condescending attitude and lack of skills has made them 'EVERYONEs' friend...ROTFLMAO
Armory Down for Ticket Sales?
# May 17 2009 at 10:54 AM Rating: Decent
What the hell is wrong with these guys? MORE people and sites use the armory than will ever buy at ticket. Ever hear of TicketMaster? That's their business, let them handle it, maybe not have the royal FUBAR they had last year? Bliz's job is game evelopment and marketing.... NOT ticket sales.

If they want to be that stupid and save their precious commissions... they have MORE than enough money to place ticket sales on another cheap server that would handle the traffic.
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disabled the Armory to "further alleviate potential load" on the Web site while people buy tickets

OK, so there is a couple of thousand people.... now what about the several Million peple who use the Armory site?

Edited, May 17th 2009 11:55am by ScubaShark
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