TCTC 2027 Tickets
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March 19-21, 2027
Patron Tickets
Show your love for the show by becoming a TCTC Patron!
Patron Tickets are full weekend passes to Terminal City Tabletop Convention 2027, PLUS special Patron perks – over $100 in additional value!
- Skip general registration in the VIP line!
- Five single-day pre-registered item lots for the Used Marketplace
- Early access to event registration
- Board Game check vouchers
- TCTC merch booth voucher for one T-shirt’s worth of value (can be used towards other items if you prefer)
- A TCTC 2027 tote bag
Adult Weekend Passes
Weekend Tickets get you access to all three days of Terminal City Tabletop Convention 2027.
This includes the board game library and freeplay area, scheduled games like RPGs and board games, the Vendor Hall and Used Marketplace, and the silent auction.
Children 12 and under
Kids 12 and under attend free with a paying adult! Children’s passes get you access to all three days of TCTC 2027 in full.
Limit of 4 children’s passes per adult, please. Child attendees require adult supervision at all times.
A ticket is required to manage hall capacity.
Scheduling FAQ
What’s the point of going to TCTC if I can’t get into the game I wanted to play?
For all the focus on scheduled events, these are just one small part of the weekend! Most seasoned attendees schedule a couple of games and then leave the rest of their weekends open – TCTC is full of drop-in games, on-demand demos, and serendipitous meet-ups. Overscheduling yourself means you’ll miss out on the rest of the event!
When will I be able to save my seat for the Catan qualifier, roleplaying game session, or other event?
- Mid-Late January – event schedule available for internal review by organizers and volunteers
- Early February – event schedule finalized, published on TCTC site
- Mid-February – game and session signups open by ticket type
- Late February – all remaining seats open for signups; no restrictions in place – waitlist temporarily available
- Early March – waitlist dropped
Why is the waitlist being dropped?
The waitlist is useful during the initial signup period as people fine-tune their schedules. But during convention weekend, it ends up adding to confusion and no-shows. That’s why we’ll switch to in-person waitlists at the event.

