Mark your calendars, Blizzard fans — the convention floor at Anaheim is about to come alive again. Blizzard Entertainment just dropped its official “Know Before You Go” guide, and whether you’ve got a badge in hand or you’re tuning in from your couch, this is everything you need to plan your weekend around BlizzCon 2026.
The show returns to the Anaheim Convention Center on September 12–13, packed with panels, esports, cosplay, and a first look at what’s next across Blizzard’s game universe. Some surprises are being kept firmly under wraps until the Opening Ceremony kicks things off — classic Blizzard showmanship.
What’s Confirmed So Far on BlizzCon?
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Dates | Sept 12–13, PDT |
| Location | Anaheim Convention Center |
| Livestream | Free on YouTube, Twitch & Battle.net |
| Streamed content | Opening Ceremony, major panels, esports |
| Not streamed | Musical performances (in-person only) |
| Digital Bundles | Live now through Sept 28/29, 2026 |
| Free rewards | Heroes of the Storm & StarCraft II (no purchase needed) |
Watching From Home? You’re Covered
Even if you can’t make it to California, Blizzard is livestreaming the big moments — Opening Ceremony, headline panels, and esports action — free across YouTube and Twitch, with in-game drops up for grabs on select streams. Musical performances, though, stay exclusive to the show floor.





The Shopping Side of BlizzCon
Before the show even starts, the Battle.net Shop has already opened its BlizzCon Digital Bundles — covering World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo IV, Diablo Immortal, and Hearthstone. Want it all in one go? The Ultimate Collection bundles every item together, plus extras, and you can even upgrade later if you buy an individual bundle first.
For fans following every gaming convention announcement this season, TechnoSports has been rounding up the biggest esports and gaming updates worth bookmarking alongside your BlizzCon plans.
Between the schedule reveals, the show floor teasers, and the free login rewards, this year’s BlizzCon already feels like it’s building toward a big Opening Ceremony surprise. Grab your popcorn either way.





