(Almost) Last Chance to Get Tickets For TechCrunch at August Capital Party Next Week
Michael Arrington
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We’re opening the final 100 tickets to our second annual TechCrunch meet-up on July 27 on the fabulous outdoor patio of August Capital. Register here. This is the last batch of tickets we’re releasing, and the list is full.
Only sponsors and TechCrunch20 registered attendees will be able to get in after this batch. If you’ve bought a ticket to TechCrunch20 and aren’t on the party list, email us and we’ll find a way to squeeze you in.
We still have entry-level sponsorships and a number of demo stations available for start-up companies. We also entertain creative sponsorship ideas that will help make the evening memorable for all. If you are interested in supporting the event, please contact Jeanne Logozzo.
Traditional and new media will be there to see what’s new. Confirmed press include Wired Magazine, Business Week, Business 2.0, CNet, San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News, GigaOm, Robert Scoble and PodTech.
Reminder, 100% of the $10 ticket proceeds will be donated to Kipp Bayview Academy, a public elementary school in southeast San Francisco, for the purchase of computer-related equipment.
UPDATE 10:23 am PST: Tickets are now officially sold out.
already sold out…what-the-frack.
reg button not allowing quantity.
I’m having a party at my mansion the same day, but I might drop by this TechCrunch party if I get sick of the girls at my house. With a name like TechCrunch, all the hotties show up.
Already sold out ?
Yeah, sold out…
w00t! I’ve got the golden ticket.
You can get tickets on eBay. Bid is at $1,450 + 2 iPhones per ticket.
As for me, I’m partying at Hef’s. Going to get my botox refresh now…
Ouch, this didn’t last long
Will the presenters for TechCrunch20 be announced by then? If so, will you have spare tickets for those (lucky) 20?
Man, I cannot believe that I missed it yet again. Sold out again. This is like the third time I’ve tried to get tickets…but missed.
Hef, I’m there man. I’ll grab some booz.
wouldn’t it be nice if TechCrunch gave us, the dedicated fans posting on this page, the opportunity, a private invite, to buy tickets. That would be nice.
I wish, really wish, there was a London version of this…are you coming to the UK anytime soon?
How about a party in Boston? There’s never much fun out here.
already sold out a testament to your manly-ness
congrats on everything mike; - RB
I have tickets for sale. $75 a pop (have only 4). Let me know.
Frank - That’s terrible. Unless you plan to contribute that money to Kipp Bayview Academy.
I wonder how many of these tickets will be on sale soon
The tickets aren’t transferrable, so don’t pay anyone for them. We may have an auction of a few for charity near the party date.
Mike, what happened to the TechCrunchPeacemaking.com post on YCom/TechStar Wars? I could’ve sworn I just read it in (Brad Feld funded) Newsgator Online….
Thanks, Mike. That’s what I initially thought about it being nontransferable (My print out shows all the members of my team that I’m coming to the party with).
Hmm - I bought a ticket and can’t make it. I didn’t see anywhere during the registration process that it is/was not transferrable.
I would love to give it to someone who could really use the visibility.
Allen, I could really use the ticket. Sucks that it isn’t transferrable though.
Allen - sorry man. The whole point of charging was to avoid no shows from people who sign up but can’t attend.
Hmmmm any chances to visit India?
How about New York? Certainly there is enough action here to merit an event. You could even have a app war. East Coast vs. West Coast business model spittin contest.
Hey,
I actually would like to attend the event as a journalist for interviews purposes. Is this doable to get access to a press room or something?
Thanks