Minecraft's annual event started out as a convention, but flipped to a streaming-only format in 2017 in a bid to keep the intimate atmosphere for an increasingly large audience. The event is now returning to the in-person experience and has more information. Another forum The newly rebranded Minecraft Festival is now slated to take place at Orlando's Orange County Convention Center between September 25th and September 27th tickets are available beginning on March 6th at 12pm Eastern. Mojang and Microsoft have promised plenty of activities besides listening to the latest Minecraft news that include exhibitions, panels and tournaments, live entertainment and, of course, exclusive merch. Tickets will start at $65 for a single-day pass, and $165 for the entire three days. Additionally, everyone who attends will receive an in-game Minecraft Festival cap that works with both Bedrock and Java. Like many conventions, though there are incentives to pay extra. A $225 Gold package gives you early access to panels, exhibits and the retail store and those who purchase the $300 Diamond package also get access to a separate lounge, a personal bag and coat check as well as an exclusive pin and lanyard. This is great news even if you've missed the days of meeting creators and other fans. Microsoft is taking a risk with the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. While September is seven months away when we write this, it's not certain the outbreak will be completely under control by then. The Minecraft Festival will likely go ahead, but you might be prudent about planning your life around it.
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