BlizzCon
BlizzCon events

BlizzCon

Section Title: BlizzCon events
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Year	Dates	Number of attendees (approx.)	Closing Ceremonies	Ticket Price (USD)	Portal Pass Price (USD)	Virtual Ticket Price (USD)

2005	October 28–29	8,000	The Offspring, Christian Finnegan, L60ETC	50	N/A	N/A

2006	Not held

2007	August 3–4	13,000	Video Games Live, Jay Mohr, L70ETC	100	N/A	N/A

2008	October 10–11	15,000	Video Games Live, Patton Oswalt, Kyle Kinane, L70ETC	100	N/A	N/A

2009	August 21–22	20,000	Ozzy Osbourne	125	N/A	39.95

2010	October 22–23	27,000	Tenacious D, Dave Grohl	150	N/A	39.99

2011	October 21–22	26,000	Foo Fighters, TAFKL80ETC/L90ETC	175	N/A	39.99

2012	Not held

2013	November 8–9	26,000	Blink 182	175	N/A	39.99

2014	November 7–8	26,000	Metallica, L90ETC/Elite Tauren Chieftains	199	N/A	39.99

2015	November 6–7	25,000	Linkin Park	199	N/A	39.99

2016	November 4–5	27,000+	"Weird Al" Yankovic	199	N/A	39.99

2017	November 3–4	35,000+	Muse	199	N/A	39.99

2018	November 2–3	40,000+	Train, Lindsey Stirling, Kristian Nairn	199	N/A	49.99

2019	November 1-2	229	550

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final_sentence: The price was raised to $229 with a "Portal Pass" option being available for $550.
final_sentence: In BlizzCon, the price for admission was raised to $229, with a "Portal Pass" option being available for $550.
final_sentence: The BlizzCon price was raised to $229 with a "Portal Pass" option being available for $550.