OPTION 1: ON SALE NOW!
VIP EARLY BIRD 3-DAY PASS $150 (LIMITED TO 500)
Attendees 16 & Under get in FREE with a paying, attending adult!**
VIP EARLY BIRD 3-DAY PASS INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:
• ONE HOUR Early Entry All Three Days
• 2025 HeroesCon T-Shirt in Size of Their Choosing S-2 (Sizes 3X-4X will add an additional $5 to the ticket cost.)
• 2025 HeroesCon Commemorative Badge w/Lanyard
• 2025 HeroesCon VIP Wristband
• 2025 HeroesCon Collectible and Reusable Tote Bag
• 2025 HeroesCon Exclusive Print
• Other Potential Exclusive VIP Surprises!
**16 & Under FREE Admission DOES NOT include incentives.
OPTION 2: ON SALE NOW!
3-DAY ADVANCE PASS: $75
(Saves $25 Over Three Day-Of Ticket Purchases!)
Attendees 16 & Under get in FREE with a paying, attending adult!**
3-DAY ADVANCE PASS will save $25 over 3 individual Day-of ticket purchase, and will be allowed in one hour after VIP EARLY BIRD 3-Day Pass holders and ahead of Day-of ticket holders all three days.
Also Includes:
• 2025 HeroesCon Commemorative 3-Day Advance Badge w/Lanyard
• 2025 HeroesCon 3-Day Advance Pass Wristband
**16 & Under FREE Admission DOES NOT include incentives.
$35 Friday
$35 Saturday
$30 Sunday
SINGLE-DAY PASSES are only good for the day of purchase and only include the wristband pass.
Attendees 16 & Under get in FREE with a paying, attending adult!**
Advance Ticket Sales for the 2025 Heroes Convention will end at 2PM EST on Friday, June 20, 2025.
Daily tickets will be available at the
Convention Center Box-Office located on Concourse A
Beginning at 8:00 AM Friday, June 20, 2025.
3-DAY ADVANCE PASS: $75
Available at the box-office on Friday ONLY.
(Saves $25 over day-of passes for all three days! Does not include VIP Incentives.)
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VIP EARLY BIRD 3-DAY PASS: $150
AVAILABLE IN-ADVANCE ONLY. LIMITED TO 500.
(*Inclues: ONE HOUR Early Entry, HeroesCon 2025 T-Shirt, Commemorative Badge w/Lanyard, & Exclusive Print!)
ADA Accessibility
https://www.charlottemeetings.com/charlotte-convention-center/helpful-info
Information for Patrons with Disabilities
The Charlotte Convention Center is committed to making your visit enjoyable. At any time during your visit, please feel free to ask for assistance or guidance from our event staff.
Parking
Parking is available at prevailing rates in the NASCAR Hall of Fame Parking deck adjacent to the Charlotte Convention Center. Parking for guests with disabilities is also available here, but they must display proper state identification.
Drop off / Pick up
Drivers may drop off and pick up passengers with mobility issues at the South College Street or Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard entrances of the building.
Entrance / Elevators
The center has accessible entrances from South College Street, Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and Brooklyn Village Avenue at the pedestrian bridge entry. We also have accessible entrances at the Caldwell/Ballroom Lobby Entry on Caldwell Street for Crown Ballroom events.
Concessions
Concession stands and food carts are located throughout the center. Upon request, food service hosts will read menus located at each concession outlet.
Restrooms / Water Fountains
Accessible restrooms and water fountains are available throughout the center.
First Aid / Emergency Situations
Licensed first aid technicians/EMTs are on staff for most exhibit hall events, and other events expected to exceed 2,000 people. If you need first aid assistance, please contact the nearest security guard or police officer. In the event of an emergency, please follow the directions of emergency personnel and staff.
Service Animals
Only service animals are allowed inside our venues.
Under the ADA, a service animal is defined as a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed by the dog must be directly related to the person's disability. Public entities must allow miniature horses to accompany people with disabilities where “reasonable.” Four factors may be used to determine what is reasonable:
• The miniature horse is housebroken.
• The miniature horse is under the owner’s control.
• The facility can accommodate the miniature horse’s type, size, and weight.
• The miniature horse does not compromises legitimate, necessary safety requirements.
Emotional support, therapy, comfort or companion animals are not considered service animals under the ADA.
These terms are used to describe animals that provide comfort just by being with a person. Because they have not been trained to perform a specific job or task, they do not qualify as service animals under the ADA.
