Tickets

Individual Registration

Individual tickets for the New York Comic Con are available right here. Tickets sold through April 30th, 2010 are all at a special Early Bird price: Weekend Passes are just $45, Friday passes are $25, Saturday passes are $30, and Sunday passes are $25. After April 30th, tickets will be sold at their standard online price: Weekend Pass - $50, Friday Pass - $30, Saturday Pass - $40, Sunday Pass - $30. Order your tickets online to avoid the lines on-site and save some dough, as prices will be more expensive at the Javits Center.

Ticket Mailing

All fans who order their tickets by September 10, 2010 will have their tickets mailed out to them by USPS. There’s no additional cost to this mailing, and once you get your ticket, just bring it with you and walk right into the con. If you’d like to upgrade your tickets to UPS delivery, you can for $9.95. If you order five or more tickets, please note that UPS shipping will be automatically added to your order. Tickets ordered after September 10 will not be mailed. Instead, if you order after September 10, simply bring your confirmation email with you to the con, and we’ll provide you with your physical ticket at one of our registration desks in the main lobby. No international orders will be mailed. All international orders will be held for pick up on-site. There are no refunds or exchanges.

New York Anime Festival Tickets

Your ticket to the 2010 New York Comic Con also includes your admission to the 2010 New York Anime Festival. With your one ticket, you’ll be able to enter both shows. Two shows for the price of one? That’s a sweet deal.

Who Needs A Ticket

All attendees five-years-old and up need a ticket to enter the New York Comic Con on October 8 and 9, 2010. Children 12 and under are admitted for free on Kids Day — Sunday, October 10, 2010. Children 12 or under must show proof of age to be admitted for free on Kids Day. Please note, NYCC recommends all children under 18 attend with an adult, and all children under 13 must have an adult with them while at the con.