Tag: tickets

  • Maximum Ticket Prices for WordCamps Will Increase to $25 per Day in 2019

    Maximum Ticket Prices for WordCamps Will Increase to $25 per Day in 2019

    For the last seven years, the maximum amount of money WordCamp organizers could charge for ticket prices was $20 per day. In 2019, this will increase to $25 per day. The new amount accounts for inflation and provides breathing room for organizers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics inflation calculator, $20 in January of…

  • Tickets on Sale for WordCamp US 2016 December 2-4 in Philadelphia, PA

    Tickets on Sale for WordCamp US 2016 December 2-4 in Philadelphia, PA

    Despite WordCamp US 2015 ending less than a week ago, general admission tickets are on sale for WordCamp US 2016. The event is scheduled for December 2nd-4th in Philadelphia, PA at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Tickets are $40 each and grant attendees access to both days of the event, swag, and lunch. Alx Block, one of the…

  • Stanko Metodiev’s First-time Experience Contributing Patches to WordPress Core

    Stanko Metodiev’s First-time Experience Contributing Patches to WordPress Core

    Stanko Metodiev, project manager for Devrix, shares his experience contributing a patch to WordPress core for the first time. While browsing Trac, Metodiev discovered a bug report with the menu customizer. Although a patch was already attached to the ticket, it didn’t work, “The change didn’t fix the issue for me, so I submitted a new…

  • Tickets On Sale For WordCamp US

    Tickets On Sale For WordCamp US

    Tickets for the first annual WordCamp US are now on sale. Due to overwhelming popularity, tickets are being released in batches with the first batch selling out within hours. There are three types of tickets available for purchase. A full weekend pass for $40 that includes both session days as well as a ticket for…

  • Confessions of a WordPress Trac Ticket Lobbyist

    Confessions of a WordPress Trac Ticket Lobbyist

    This post was contributed by Robert Dall. Studying web design in college, he stumbled upon WordPress.com early in his career. Dall made the natural progression from WordPress.com to the self-hosted version of WordPress. Since then, he’s worked almost exclusively with WordPress using it as a blog, CMS, portfolio, and e-commerce. He’s also an avid photographer. Coming…

  • Score Tickets To WordCamp Toronto 2011

    If you’re planning on going to WordCamp Toronto 2011 and have yet to purchase tickets, think about participating in this contest being held by Miroslav Glavic. The rules are simple. All you have to do is leave a comment on the post and explain how attending the event will help you. Each winner will receive…

  • Buy My WordCamp Chicago Ticket

    WordCamp Chicago is a little over a week away and I won’t be able to attend this years event. Things just didn’t work out according to plan and so I’m trying to sell my ticket. Unfortunately, refunds can not be given due to the way the ticketing system works. So if you still need a…

  • Forum, Tickets, Or FAQ?

    Carl Hancock who is part of the team behind GravityForms asked an interesting question on Twitter the other day. What do you prefer for software support? A support forums or a good FAQ and a support ticket system? I thought it would be nice to expand on the question so that we can answer it…

  • WordCamp NYC Tickets Now Available

    During the WordPress developers meeting yesterday, Jane Wells announced that registration for WordCamp New York City was open to the public. There are a few different tickets you can purchase depending upon your schedule. You can purchase the full pass which costs $40.00 which will provide entry to all sessions on Saturday and Sunday while…

  • Win WordCamp Chicago Tickets

    In episode 49 of WordPress Weekly, I announced that the first person to give me the correct answer to the trivia question would win a free ticket to WordCamp Chicago. So far, no one has submitted an answer to the question. So with that said, if no one answers the question by the time the…