We are excited to announce the opening of PyCon US 2020 registration. The registration site has been updated, tweaked, and tested all in the effort to provide you a seamless experience.
The new system will allow you to access, view, and add to your current registration. You can book and view hotel reservations and request changes if needed right through your dashboard.
Where do I go to register?
Head over to us.pycon.org and create an account. Once you are logged in access the registration page via your dashboard.Registration costs
The early bird pricing is $550 for corporate, $350 for individuals, and $100 for students. Once we sell the first 800 tickets, regular prices will go into effect. Regular pricing will be $700 for corporate, $400 for individuals, and $125 for students.PyCon will take place April 14-23, 2020 in Pittsburgh, PA. The conference starts with 2 days of Tutorials, Education Summit and Sponsor Workshops. Followed by 3 days of keynotes, talks, lightning talks, hatchery program and much more. Ending with 4 days of sprints.
Over 3,000 people from across the globe in one place to learn from and share experiences with.
Join in hallway conversations, participate in special events, visit with our many sponsors in the expo hall, and enjoy the many talks available with beginner to advanced content offered.
Tutorials
Tutorials will be presented Wednesday April 14, 2020 and Thursday April 15, 2020. We are accepting proposals for tutorials through Friday, November 22, 2019. Find more information and submit a proposal here. Once our tutorial committee has scheduled the selected tutorials, you will be able to add them to your conference registration for an additional fee. Watch for tutorial registration to launch in February 2020.Education Summit
The Education Summit is held on Thursday April 15, 2020. The Education Summit requires you to be registered due to capacity limits. Please only register if you plan to attend as this is a popular event. If you register and are unable to attend please let us know by emailing pycon-reg@python.org. We want to be sure the room is full and those that are able to attend have the chance.Evening Dinners
There are two evening dinners that require additional registration and capacity is limited. The Gateway Clipper Dinner Cruise on Friday April 16, 2020 and the Trivia Night Dinner with host Brandon Rhodes being held on Sunday April 19, 2020. If you register for the dinners, please be sure you are able to attend. These events do sell out and we want all those that want to attend to have the opportunity. If you register to attend and your plans change, please let us know by emailing pycon-reg@python.org.Cancellation Fees
Registration cancellations must be submitted in writing and received by April 19, 2019 in order to receive a refund minus the $50 cancellation fee ($25 for students). No refunds will be granted for cancellations received after April 19, 2019.In lieu of cancellation you are able to transfer your registration to another person. For details about transferring your registration, visit the registration information page.
Attendees traveling to PyCon internationally are encouraged to review our International Travel Refund Policy. This is especially important for recipients of Financial Aid applicants attending from abroad. PyCon strives to support the Python community in attending, no matter where they are traveling from.
Hotel
PyCon has contracted special rates with nearby hotels. When you complete your registration for PyCon US 2020, you will be able to book a hotel reservation through our official housing bureau. This is the only way to get the conference rates. More information can be found on the Venue and Hotels page.Note: Beware of Housing Pirates! PyCon or our official housing bureau, VisitPittsburgh, will not be calling delegates to sell rooms. If you are contacted by an agency other than VisitPittsburgh offering to make your hotel reservations, we urge you to not use their services. We cannot protect you against them if you do book a reservation.
Looking for a roommate? Check out PyCon’s Room Sharing page.
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