Yes, I'll be going to the May 5th one. Anything against tripods? I think I'll film from the second floor. Post it on the interwebs afterwards maybe.Miku Expo is back as an irl event, returning to North America in spring 2024.
Locations:
Vancouver, BC: April 4th
Portland, OR: April 6th
San Jose, CA April 8th & 9th
Phoenix, AZ: April 14th
Denver, CO: April 22nd
Dallas, TX: April 25th
Austin, TX: April 27th
Atlanta, GA: April 30th
Orlando, FL: May 2nd
Washington DC: May 5th
Newark, NJ: May 7th
Boston, MA: May 9th
Detroit, MI: May 12th
Chicago, IL: May 14th
Toronto, ON: May 16th
Mexico City, DF: May 21st
I signed up for crunchyroll premium this one time just so I could get the tickets. It ended up being $110 for a seat the moment the presale happened. (found the cheapest seat out there, I saw the general admissions were $200 at time of pre-sale). I'm completely inexperienced on how previous miku expo's were so I didn't know if these were reasonable prices.Er, what kind of prices are you guys seeing? I'm seeing like $600, $800, even $1000 some places? They definitely weren't that high in 2020; then again, they're all these Official Platinum/similar things, which are supposedly seats maintained/sold by Ticketmaster and are priced based on "current market value"....
Granted, some of those are for two seats. But to get them, you seem to be required to buy two seats.
IIRC, even the VIP tickets were $140-ish in 2020, though my memory's fuzzy. And I want to think a regular ticket was about $70?
Not pleased with how the new system is taking advantage of our girl here. Tickets in Japan for Mirai aren't anywhere near that much, AFAIK. So this would seem to be a Ticketmaster thing. (I haven't seen the Crunchyroll presale prices.)
Unless I'm misunderstanding something, which is totally possible.
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