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1) Volunteers (who worked 15+ hrs on last congress for free) get two tickets with priority.

2) Hackerspaces get a number of tickets with priority, thru replicating tickets (you can only buy one per day). The amount of replicating tickets given depends on size of area (a hackerspace can be tasked with giving vouchers to relevant people in their city). There's a limited quantity of these tickets, separate from amount of vouchers.

The main point of the congress is primarily to bring the chaos crowd together, then the rest of interested parties. That model may not fit your vision, but chaos events year after year succeed at not leaving out the core crowd.

Also, this year I have bought 2 tickets on public sale for friends without issues (best way to get tickets is to group up with your friends).

It's always taken high effort to buy tickets for c3, needing to be exactly on time (not 30 seconds late) to each sale round.

37c3 was an exception due to low sales, caused by skepticism in the event returning after years of not happening. This year that trust was regained and buying tickets became hard again.




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