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New York Comic Con Event Tickets

Experience a weekend with some of the most talented people in arts and entertainment by purchasing New York Comic Con tickets online with TicketSmarter. The four-day event features panels, question and answer sessions, and even some movie and television show premieres with the many talented folks in the entertainment industry.

The first New York Comic Con was held in 2006 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, which is still the event’s home. The yearly gathering welcomes thousands of dedicated movie, television and comic book fans to Manhattan. As a result of the sterling attendance, the New York Comic Con expanded to being a four-day event in 2011. The premiere east coast comic con set a record with over 151,000 fans in 2014.

The popularity of the convention allows it to bring in some of the biggest names in entertainment for panels and premieres. The 2019 event featured actors and directors behind Warner Bros. television shows in addition to an advance screening of the Season 10 premiere of The Walking Dead.

The New York Comic Con announced a partnership with the New York Anime Expo in 2018. The agreement ensured that the events would be held concurrently within the city.

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New York Comic Con Ticket Prices

New York Comic Con tickets will vary in price depending on the experience you want out of the convention. Single-day and weekend passes are available with prices changing depending on the events scheduled for each day.

How much are New York Comic Con tickets?

New York Comic Con tickets can cost between $229 and $606 for a single day general admission pass. Prices will vary from day-to-day depending on which panels and guests will be on stage on a given day. A full weekend pass will generally cost around $629, which gets you into every day of the New York Comic Con. Secure your Comic Con tickets quickly and simply online by using TicketSmarter.

New York Comic Con Event Schedule

The New York Comic Con is generally held in the first two weeks of October. After taking place in the spring from 2006 to 2009, like the San Diego Comic Con, the New York Comic Con moved its date back to better accommodate fans, guests and the venue. Guests at past comic con events have included stars from the Marvel Cinematic Universe like Tom Hiddleston and Paul Rudd as well as some of the cast of AMC’s The Walking Dead. 

When do New York Comic Con tickets go on sale?

New York Comic Con tickets generally go on sale between late June and the middle of July. TicketSmarter will have tickets available as soon as they are released. You will never need a presale code to buy with our site. 

New York Comic Con Seating Chart

The New York Comic Con is a general admission event, through specific tickets could be required in order to be at special events during the weekend. Be sure to arrive early and get in line if you want a front-row seat to a particular event, as all events have open seating. Almost every convention event will happen on the premises of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in the Manhattan borough of New York City. The convention center has more than 1 million square feet of space, so there will be plenty of places to enjoy your Comic-Con experience.

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