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VIP vs. General Admission: Which Pass Fits Your Goals?
A side-by-side breakdown of all four passes, what the VIP perks are actually worth in dollars, and who should skip the upgrade.
VIP vs General Admission: A Side-by-Side Tour
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Four passes, four very different shows. Here is the honest version of who each one is for.
| General $25 | 4-Day $75 | VIP $249 | All-Access $449 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Show floor days | 1 | 4 | 4 | 4 |
| Re-entry | — | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| VIP lounge | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Friday reception | — | — | Yes | Yes |
| Autograph pre-sale | — | — | 20% off | 48-hour early + 2 slots |
| Dealer preview night | — | — | — | Yes |
The VIP ROI math
- ★20% off autograph tickets — two premium signings usually recovers $60–$120.
- ★Priority entry across four days — roughly 3–5 hours of line time saved.
- ★Limited show pin set, numbered to 500 — a collectible in its own right.
- ★Lounge food and Friday open bar — real dollars if you are on the floor all weekend.
Buy General Admission if you are hunting one specific card. Buy the 4-Day if you are a bargain grinder. Buy VIP if autographs and comfort matter. Buy All-Access if the pre-sale window is the reason you're coming.
If autographs are your driver, read the autograph strategy guide before you choose a tier — the pre-sale window is where All-Access earns its price.
Plan Your Show
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