Star Wars Celebration Anaheim 2015: Tickets On Sale Now

August 7, 2013August 7, 2013 Lex Celebration Anaheim 2015, Episode VII, Star Wars, Star Wars Rebels

At the conclusion of Celebration Europe II, Lucasfilm revealed that the next Star Wars Celebration convention will be held in Anaheim, California, on April 16-19, 2015. As of this morning, tickets for the convention are now available for purchase on the convention’s official website. Details and pricing on the general-admission tickets are posted, as well. Intrepid travelers can even book a hotel reservation now through ReedPop’s official vendor at a discounted convention rate. Last week, Tricia and Teresa shared their initial thoughts about Celebration Anaheim in Episode 3 of Fangirl Chat.

By the time April of 2015 rolls around, Star Wars Rebels will have begun airing on Disney XD and Episode VII will be close enough to taste. Celebration III in Indianapolis was the last convention to experience the fervor of pre-movie anticipation with the Prequel Trilogy reaching its conclusion, and Celebration Anaheim’s is sure to be even greater as the Sequel Trilogy begins. This convention will be one not to be missed.

If you’re curious what might be store besides the showcase events involving Episode VII, check out our coverage of last year’s Celebration VI in Orlando, Florida. The convention offered a wide range of panels and events over the course of the weekend. Some highlighted The Clone Wars, while others explored the books and comics of the Expanded Universe. Individual authors and creators shared their perspectives on Star Wars and storytelling. And with so many Star Wars notables in attendance, you never know who you might see roaming the floor.

B.J. Priester is editor of FANgirl Blog and contributes reviews and posts on a range of topics. A longtime Star Wars fandom collaborator with Tricia, he is also editing her upcoming novel Wynde. He is a law professor in Florida and a proud geek dad.

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B.J. Priester has been a Star Wars fan since he played with the original Kenner action figures as a young boy. His fandom passion returned after watching Attack of the Clones in 2002 and reading the entire New Jedi Order series in 2003. He voraciously caught up on the novels and comics in the Expanded Universe in addition to writing fanfiction, frequently co-authoring with Tricia.

B.J. has served as editor of FANgirl Blog from its inception, as well as contributing reviews and posts on a range of topics. He edited Tricia’s novel Wynde, and is collaborating with her on several future projects set in that original universe.

Currently a tenured law professor in Florida, B.J. has been a practicing lawyer in Washington, D.C., a law clerk to a federal appeals court judge, and a law journal editor-in-chief. He is also a proud geek dad whose son who is a big fan of Star Wars and The Clone Wars.

Lex

B.J. Priester has been a Star Wars fan since he played with the original Kenner action figures as a young boy. His fandom passion returned after watching Attack of the Clones in 2002 and reading the entire New Jedi Order series in 2003. He voraciously caught up on the novels and comics in the Expanded Universe in addition to writing fanfiction, frequently co-authoring with Tricia. B.J. has served as editor of FANgirl Blog from its inception, as well as contributing reviews and posts on a range of topics. He edited Tricia’s novel Wynde, and is collaborating with her on several future projects set in that original universe. Currently a tenured law professor in Florida, B.J. has been a practicing lawyer in Washington, D.C., a law clerk to a federal appeals court judge, and a law journal editor-in-chief. He is also a proud geek dad whose son who is a big fan of Star Wars and The Clone Wars.

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