- August 11-13, 2017
Featuring two days of concerts and events with some of Japan’s most popular acts, Anisong World Matsuri makes its east coast debut at Otakon this August.
Concert passes are now on sale for our Friday and Saturday concerts. We are pleased to offer standard and VIP seating for each show.
Friday Concert - August 11, 2017
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| Start Time: | 7:00PM (Doors open at 6:00PM, VIP at 5:30PM) |
| Location: |
Walter E. Washington Convention Center |
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Standard Seating: $25 (plus $5 processing fee) Purchase Passes for Friday 8/11 Concert seating is assigned and requires both a concert pass and your Otakon 2017 membership badge. |
Saturday Concert - August 12, 2017
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| Start Time: | 3:00PM (Doors open at 2:00PM, VIP at 1:30PM) |
| Location: |
Walter E. Washington Convention Center |
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Standard Seating: $25 (plus $5 processing fee) Purchase Passes for Saturday 8/12 Concert seating is assigned and requires both a concert pass and your Otakon 2017 membership badge. |
Rules
You may purchase as many passes as you like for friends and family, but remember: everyone must have valid convention badges to attend the concert. Click here to register for Otakon 2017.
Concert passes are not refundable. Concert passes are transferable, but may not be resold at a profit. Resale violates the terms of your Otakon membership and will result in forfeiture of your membership as well as your concert pass.
How to gain entry
The Anisong World Matsuri is an event put on with help from our industry partners from Japan. To gain entry to these concerts, you will need:
- A current Membership Badge for Otakon 2017
- A concert pass for the concert you wish to attend.
Separate concert passes are required for the Friday and Saturday concerts. Concert passes are good for both acts for the designated day. Seats are assigned. You will be able to select your seats at the time of purchase.
VIP Package Includes
- Premium Seating
- Limited collectible concert pass
- Signed poster
- Japanese-style "high five" with the bands after the show
- Early seating time
