Con of Thrones Tickets On Sale October 10th! Plus: A Call for Programming

Announced two weeks ago, Con of Thrones, the fandom’s biggest annual gathering of fans and stars of Game of Thrones, will be returning next summer. Next year the con will make its home in Nashville’s Music City Center, with the dates set for July 12-14, 2019. Year three will once again be produced by Mischief Management, with Watchers on the Wall joining in the fun as the official programming partner, creating panels and events that celebrate GoT, A Song of Ice and Fire and the fandom we love.

Today more news rolled out, with the announcement that con tickets will go on sale to the public Wednesday, October 10 at 11am ET, in just two weeks. Pricing info came along with the news, naturally, so you can start planning accordingly!

Con of Thrones will offer three ticket types for 2019:

• single day pass for $49
• full-weekend General Pass for $149
• a Valyrian Pass for $349 (available in limited numbers), which includes exclusive perks like premium seating in MainStage programming and limited edition merchandise.

Full details on the different ticket types can be found at ConOfThrones.net!

In addition to the ticket news, there is another exciting announcement. The Con of Thrones Call for Programming has begun! The con is looking for a select number of attendees to present on their favorite subjects from Game of Thrones, A Song of Ice and Fire and George R.R. Martin’s works. We welcome all kinds of proposals from informal discussions to formal academic presentations. Have fun and be creative, we want to hear your voices! The deadline for submissions is March 13, 2019 so you have time to plot out your ideas. I can’t wait to see what everyone comes up with!

Make your panel/programming submissions at the official site.

For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit ConofThrones.net, or visit Con of Thrones on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

 

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