Tickets are officially on sale for VidCon 2023.
This coming event will be VidCon’s 12th annual gathering, and its second year back in Anaheim, Calif. after COVID sent it virtual for 2020 and 2021. VidCon says its 2022 convention drew more than 50,000 IRL attendees, plus 650,000 unique livestream viewers from 150 countries.
The 2023 con will, as usual, be a four-day event (June 21-24) with dozens of panels, keynotes, meet-and-greets, and other programming spread across tracks for creators, industry professionals, and fans.
Four-day tickets are $99 for fan/community attendees, $145 for creators, and $649 for industry professionals. There are also single-day community tickets available for $49.
VidCon has also announced the first fleet of featured creators for 2023’s event: Alyson Stoner, Anthony Padilla, Claudipia, DangMattSmith, Drew Afualo, GeorgeNotFound, The Try Guys‘ Keith Habersberger and Zach Kornfeld, Michelle Khare, Nihachu, Ranboo, Rebecca Parham
of Let Me Explain Studios, SeanDoesMagic, and Spencewuah.More batches of featured creators will be revealed over the next few months, along with additional details on programming, speakers, and “brand activations,” VidCon says.
“We celebrated a triumphant return to in-person events this past summer and could not be more excited to expand upon that success in 2023 with our 12th Anaheim event and the addition of VidCon Baltimore to the lineup,” Sarah Tortoreti, senior vice president of marketing & communications at VidCon, said in a statement. “VidCon continues to spotlight the best of digital culture and we are excited to bring together a group of Featured Creators in 2023 that reflect the state of today’s digital media ecosystem.”
You can see ticket information for VidCon 2023 here.
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