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Arisia 2012 is January 13 - 16, 2012 (four days!) at the Westin Waterfront Hotel

Rates for 2012:

Weekend Rates
  • $35* through 3/31/11
  • $40* 4/1 through 9/30/11
  • $50* 10/1 through 12/31/11
  • $60* from January 1st until shortly before the convention (Online)
  • $60* at door
  • $25 - students (students age 13-25 with a valid student ID)
* These rates are for:

Full memberships, Turtle Track (formerly Childcare or Babysitting) memberships (your child must be between 2 and 6 years), and FastTrack memberships (for children between 6 and 12 years).

Online Registration

Online Registration is now open. http://arisia.stonekeep.com

Paper Registration

You can download and print a paper registration form and mail that in.

Questions about Registration

Please check out our list of Frequently Asked Questions.

At-Con Registration hours of operation:

TBD

Other registration information:

  • Or attend Arisia free! If you work 12 hours at the convention, you will earn a free membership to next year's convention. Truck loading on Wednesday, setup on Thursday evening, tear-down on Sunday evening & Monday, and truck unloading on Monday & Tuesday count as double, so you can earn a membership without missing any of the con. For more information, contact us. You may not transfer an earned membership.
  • We do not issue refunds, but you can transfer your membership to another person, or you can roll over your membership to the following year, if the Con Chair okays the rollover.
  • Need to transfer your membership? Can't make it to Arisia, but don't want your membership to go to waste? You can sell or transfer your membership to someone else. The seller (that's you) just needs to send email to Registration saying who you're transferring it to - give all the information you would for a normal registration (name, mailing address, email address, badge name) and we'll do the transfer.
  • All convention members are required to wear their membership badges while in convention areas. Exceptions may be made for special cases, e.g. masquerade participants while on-stage.
  • Everyone attending Arisia is expected to observe Arisia's Code of Conduct.