Possibly the best part of getting a Virtual Tickets is the epic loot you’ll get from all of Blizzard’s most beloved games. Keep in mind that if you purchase a Virtual Ticket, you can also watch the video series leading up to BlizzCon, play a working demo of World of Warcraft Classic, and access the video archive from BlizzCon 2017. Check out the full BlizzCon 2018 schedule to see all the cool sessions Blizzard has planned for the event this year. Each of those franchises has a “What’s next” event on November 2 on the main stage. This includes a myriad of panels on Overwatch, Heroes of the Storm, World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Diablo.

For $50, you get access to all of the video presentations.

While BlizzCon 2018 tickets may be sold out, you can still get an inside look at the event on both days by purchasing the BlizzCon Virtual Ticket. But if you’re a hardcore Blizzard fan you might want to invest in a Virtual Ticket. The bottom line is, if you want to hear any news about new games, expansions, and significant content drops, the opening ceremony will have you covered. However, the stage names didn’t hold much weight in the end, as Blizzard discussed all of its major franchises - Overwatch, Hearthstone, World of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, StarCraft - except for Diablo. Last year, the opening ceremony rotated between three stages: Mythic, Overwatch Arena, and the Hearthstone Tournament Stage. According to the schedule on the BlizzCon site, the opening ceremony takes place across multiple stages, each of which focuses on one aspect of Blizzard’s business.

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