PAX Australia 2014 tickets on sale now

May 20, 2024 6:33 AM

　　Tickets for the Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) Australia are available for purchase as of today, organisers have announced.

　　Fans can buy tickets on the PAX Australia website with prices ranging from A$55 for a single day pass to A$150 for a three day pass. PAX Australia has also introduced an international three day pass, consisting of an allocation of tickets available for purchase by fans who travel overseas to attend the event.

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　　Tickets for PAX Australia 2013 were completely sold out in the months leading up to the show, which was hosted at Melbourne Showgrounds. The event marked the first time the expo had gone international.

　　Melbourne will once again be hosting PAX Australia for its second inaugural event, running from October 31 to November 2 next year. It will take place at a new venue, the Melbourne Conference and Exhibition Centre, which will increase the expo's capacity.

　　According to organisers, PAX Australia combines an international program with local content and community events, including international guests, speakers, musicians, developers, and Australian industry representatives.

　　At present, PAX events are also held on both coasts of the United States: PAX Prime in Seattle, Washington, and PAX East in Boston, Massachusetts.

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