We’re excited to host WordCamp 2019 in St. Louis! Information about WordCamp US tickets, accommodations, and more can be found here. Still have questions? Contact us and we will be happy to answer them.
What Are WordCamps?
WordCamp US is the largest WordCamp in North America, attracting roughly thousands of in-person attendees from around the globe.
WordCamps are low-cost, weekend events organized by dedicated teams of volunteers where WordPress enthusiasts and more gather to learn to get the most out of WordPress.
Our 3-day event is November 1-3 in St. Louis, MO, for the amazing price of $50. Our sponsors, who believe in the Open Source WordPress project, help make this event possible.
Most importantly, WordCamps provide a welcoming, engaging, and safe space for WordPress users to get to know one another. This is backed up by a strictly enforced Code of Conduct.
We Welcome First Time Attendees
We are happy to have you whether you’ve been working with WordPress for 5 minutes or 15 years. We have some helpful tips for first time attendees.
- What to expect as a first time attendee
- We embrace the Pac-Man Concept. Don’t be shy about joining in the conversation.
Tickets
Your WordCamp US ticket grants you access to all sessions, lunch, coffee breaks, and the WordFest party. It includes an exclusive t-shirt, stickers, and other great swag.
Remember, no plus ones at any event. You must have a ticket to enter. Buy tickets today.
Location
WordCamp US 2019 will be held in St. Louis, MO, at the America’s Center Convention Complex. Full details on locations and events can be found on our locations page.
International Travelers
As of 10/22/19 our Visa services are closed.
Hotel
The Marriott St. Louis Grand at 800 Washington Avenue, St. Louis, MO, is just steps away from the America’s Center Convention Complex.
Our hotel block is sold out, but we have a few other recommendations.
Contributor Day
The WCUS 2019 Contributor Day will be Sunday, November 3rd, at the America’s Center Convention Complex. Learn more about Contributor Day.
Say Howdy!
If you need to get in touch, you can use our contact form. During the event itself, November 1-3, the best way to reach organizers is via Slack or Twitter. We will monitor email, but not as frequently.
Code of Conduct
All WordCamps follow a code of kindness and common sense. Read our Code of Conduct to get all the info.