ESGS 2023 Ticket Prices Revealed

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Event organizer Gariath Concepts has revealed the ticket prices for the 2023 Electronic Sports and Gaming Summit (ESGS) happening on November 3 - 5, 2023 at the World Trade Center in Metro Manila, Philippines.

For its tenth year of being an annual event for gaming enthusiasts, ESGS 2023 will have five ticket tiers for attendees to consider.

Here’s the full breakdown.

Update (10/18/2023): the freebies that come with each ticket tier have been updated.

ESGS 2023 Ticket Tiers and Prices

Platinum Ticket (PHP 6,500) - 3-day pass, windbreaker, “ESGS 10” t-shirt, “Panel” desk mat, event lanyard, and Pokemon Card Pack.

Gold Ticket (PHP 4,000) - 3-day pass, “ESGS 10” t-shirt, “Panel” desk mat, event lanyard, and Pokemon Card Pack.

Silver Ticket (PHP 2,500) - 2-day weekend pass, “ESGS 10” t-shirt, event lanyard, and Pokemon Card Pack.

Bronze Ticket (PHP 1,000) - 1-day pass good for any day, event lanyard, and Pokemon Card Pack.

Iron Ticket (PHP 750) - 1-day pass good for any day.

Gariath Concepts have yet to show the designs of the merchandise attendees will get through the higher tiers.

Those interested in attending can secure their tickets starting today.

So far, event organizers have been slowly revealing the brands attending this year’s ESGS. The most notable exhibitors revealed so far are Sega, Lenovo Legion, Republic of Gamers (Asus) JBL, Steelseries, and more.

Just like previous years, ESGS will slowly reveal the full lineup as we get closer to the event.

ESGS 2023 will be at the World Trade Center for the first time, as the event was previously held in the Mall of Asia SMX Convention Center.

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