E3 2016 Playstation Experience in Theaters

[Elandyll]

Like the past two years, this E3 will be simulcast in some select theaters.
The tickets will open for reservation tomorrow, at http://www.PlayStation.com/E3Experience starting Tuesday, May 31 at 10:00am Pacific Time (1Pm ET / 6pm CET).

List of theaters at the link:

http://blog.us.playstation.com/2016/...016-announced/

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With E3 just around the corner (wow, is it really only two weeks away?!), I’m excited to announce that the PlayStation E3 Experience is coming back on Monday, June 13, to over 85 movie theaters across the US, Canada, and for the first time, Latin America!

In 2014, we had this crazy idea to partner with Fathom Events and broadcast our E3 Press Conference LIVE to some theaters North America, not knowing if this was something people would even be interested in attending. Two years later, and we’ve had to more than double our seating capacity to accommodate everybody!
There’s just something special about watching the news and excitement of E3 together with fellow PlayStation fans that makes this an event I look forward to every year. Between the loud cheers that, honestly, probably ruin movies for people in adjacent theaters (sorry not sorry), and the camaraderie felt in the air from being surrounded by the PlayStation Nation, there’s no better way to experience E3.

In addition to getting to watch an HD simulcast of our E3 Press Conference, fans in attendance will go home with special PlayStation goods, including a commemorative Coca-Cola E3 Experience Cup and #37 from the PlayStation Collectible Card series first introduced at PlayStation Experience 2015! This is the only way to get your hands on these exclusive collectibles, so don’t miss your opportunity.
Of course, we didn’t forget about the digital gift basket this year, but the contents of that will have to remain a surprise for now…

Tickets, as usual, are absolutely FREE and will be available at PlayStation.com/E3Experience starting Tuesday, May 31 at 10:00am Pacific Time, so set those alarms. Once tickets run out at any particular location, we’ll be taking names down to go on the waitlist. We have a select number of seats reserved for waitlist attendees, who will be seated on a first-come, first-served basis.