Ticket sales will proceed on a first-come, first-served basis through Tixr, with inventory limited.

Blizzard hints at bringing long-dormant properties back into focus, inviting fans to share excitement about prospects like Heroes of the Storm and StarCraft.

Blizzard’s Overwatch Esports channel promises more information forthcoming, with details to be released later.

Darkmoon Faire and BlizzCon Charity Night are designed to boost fan engagement and charity involvement, signaling a return-to-form for the convention.

BlizzCon 2026 tickets go on sale with an early bird price of $249.99 for a limited window and a four-ticket per account limit, followed by standard tickets at $289.99 starting November 18, 2025, with BlizzCon 2026 scheduled for September 12–13 in Anaheim, California.

Live streaming of the Opening Ceremony and select programming will be free for remote fans, with details on virtual in-game goodies to be announced later.

Event highlights will include developer panels, a community night, esports competitions, the Blizzard Arcade, and updates to Diablo IV, Overwatch 2, Hearthstone, and World of Warcraft.

Discord adds safety features for Family Center guardians, enabling monitoring of teens’ activity, purchases, call minutes, and trending users/servers, plus new guardian controls and teen-initiated reports.

Readers are encouraged to stay tuned for more news and updates from esports.gg.

There is a public resale market for base passes only; add-ons such as charity night cannot be resold.

Atari appoints Kelly Bianucci as chief operating officer, with leadership framing a strategic transformation and growth trajectory.

All tickets and add-ons will be sold via the Tixr platform, with accounts required and limited quantities available.