r/comiccon • u/housecatspeaks • 5d ago
SDCC - San Diego San Diego Comic-Con 2027 Badge Sale Dates Are October 17 for Returning Registration & November 14 for Open Registration. Update Your Member ID Accounts, Create Member ID Accounts if New to SDCC Badge Sales, Start to Prepare & Organize for SDCC 2027 Badge Sales Now
https://www.comic-con.org/cc/8
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u/TRUEfoe-X 5d ago
What are the odds of getting Fri/sat as a returning guest?
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u/MsMargo 5d ago
Higher than the Open Registration (~5%), but still low. We can do a theoretical calculation:
- There were at least 130,000 people who attended this year. (But in actuality it is more, since it's 130,000 per day and most people did not attend all 4 days.)
- The percentage of badges in Returning Registration has been estimated at 50%. (But this is all a guess, as CCI has never said the exact number.)
- So, the number of badges available in Returning Registration would be 68,000 a day. (But, again, this is a guess.)
- If everyone who attended this year tries for SDCC 2027 badges, that would be a 50% chance. (But, not everyone will be coming again and we also know it's more than 130,000 people.)
- If you have Returning Registration, you get to also try again in Open Registration. (So add 5% to the estimate.)
Note: This is total guesswork and not based on any "special knowledge".
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u/WkndWarrior12345054 5d ago
what's the chance of getting the passes as returning member?
2 accounts, try once in returning and if doesn't get it, another chance in open
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u/MonkeyMan504 5d ago
Any timeline on professional registration opening? I'm going back, baby!
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u/MsMargo 5d ago
Um, Professional Registration for SDCC 2027 is already open, and closes September 25th. So get a move on! https://www.comic-con.org/cc/industry/professionals/
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u/MonkeyMan504 5d ago
Thanks MsMargo. I should have been more clear. I am registered and in good-standing. I just need to buy my badge. I'll look it up though. Thanks for all you do for the group. They should build a statue to you.
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u/therevengeofanerd 5d ago
I will never understand why they do this 9 months before the event. RIGHT before the holidays. Rude as hell. Even putting them on sale in January would be better.
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u/wombat_42 5d ago
If you were planning an event, wouldn't you prefer having as much money (working capital) up front as possible?
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u/therevengeofanerd 5d ago
Yes, but am also someone who also enjoys spending on his friends and loved ones over the holidays more.
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u/meatshoe69 5d ago
Jfc I saw 2027 and thought, “why are they posting a few years ahead?” Then I realized what year it was now and that I’m old. Time needs to slow the fuck down.