All major credit cards accepted on the 24hr credit card booking line.
Collection procedures at the venue is to be confirmed. For Hamilton, the venue will operate a Paperless Ticketing system. Full details of this are available in our online FAQs. https://help.ticketmaster.co.uk/hamilton-an-american-musical/
The Victoria Palace Theatre is currently being refurbished and will re-open with Hamilton in November 2017.
The Victoria Palace Theatre is currently being refurbished and will re-open with Hamilton in November 2017.
Wheelchair Access requests ONLY: Please complete the survey below http://survey.ticketmaster.co.uk/s/4FRA0/ (copy to browser).Please complete and the organisers will get back to you. Non-Wheelchair,Ambulant requests via 0800 988 4440
ApollyCon 2020 will be a 3-day reader event which will include two author signings, panels, multiple social events, and more!
This event features 150+ authors across YA, NA, and Adult romance genres, and is open to readers of all ages.
We will kick off our 2020 event with a Thursday Meet & Greet, which will feature authors from our lineup. This event is only open to Titan and Apollyon pass holders.
Friday will once again feature panel programming (in the morning), a 3-hour-long signing session (open to Titan pass holders), and the Sparkler event hosted by sponsor 1,001 Dark Nights, and a movie night hosted by author Damon Suede (open to Titan and Apollyon pass holders).
On Saturday we will have two general signing sessions (open to all ticket holders) with a break in between, which will be preceded by an after party (theme: PAJAMA PARTY!) that evening.
Sunday will feature a closing keynote Q&A session with #1 New York Times Best Selling Authors J.R. Ward and Jennifer L. Armentrout. NOTE: The brunch/Q&A is not included with the Titan, Apollyon, or Deity tickets. If you'd like to attend the Sunday programming, you'll need to purchase either the Brunch ticket, or the J.R. Ward Q&A only ticket.
For the most current author lineup, head over to apollyconevent.com/lineup.
We will post panel and event programming schedules and info in late summer, early fall 2019.
For additional ticketing and event details, please go here: https://apollyconevent.com/apollycon-2020-ticket-info/
FAQs
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
There is no minimum age, however all individuals over the age of twelve (12) will be required to have a ticket. Also, be mindful of the fact that some panel programming may feature mature themes, so please use your discretion when having minors attend. Alcohol is served during our Meet & Greet (Thursday) as well as our After Party (Saturday), so make sure to bring your ID if you're 21 and older.
What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Discount valet parking is available for event attendees, and there are also alternative parking garage options within walking distance of the event hotel.
What is your event Cart policy?
As with ApollyCon 2019, carts will not be permitted within the event space. Exceptions will be made for any attendees with medical/accessibiltly concerns, so if this applies to you, you'll need to contact the event team ASAP at info@apollyconevent.com so we can work to accommodate you. Requests need to be made by November 1st, 2019 in order to have ample time to make accommodations.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the event team at info@apollyconevent.com. We will not reply to any messages via DM/IM on social media, so please make sure to submit all correspondence via email.
What's the refund policy?
All tickets will be non-refundable. Tickets are fully transferrable through March 15th, 2020, so if for some reason you're unable to make it, you'll be ablle to resell/transfer your ticket(s).
What is the difference between "GROUP A" and "GROUP B" tickets?
All event tickets with access to Saturday's ApollyCon 2020 will fall under either group A or B. This will help determine which signing room you'll start in during Saturday's first and second signing session. For example: attendees with group A tickets will start the first signing session in the Independence Center (signing room), and attendees with group B tickets will start in the Ballroom signing room at that time. After the 1.5 hour break, the groups will swap rooms. This system will not apply to Friday's Titan signing session, as all Titan Pass holders will be able to roam freelly between both signing rooms during the 3 hours.
Please visit our website's FAQ page for more in-depth info: https://apollyconevent.com/faqs/
Cash, American Express, Mastercard, & Visa.
Will Call is located at the Box Office.
Box Office Telephone: 323-468-1770
The Pantages Box Office opens daily at 10am. NO ONE UNDER THE AGE OF 5 ADMITTED
There is no elevator in the Pantages Theatre. Disabled seating is reserved for the exclusive use of the disabled patron and their companion. The purchase or use of disabled seating locations by non-disabled individuals is strictly prohibited and may result in ejection and/or forfeiture of the ticket price.
Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and Cash.
Located at Northwest corner of Lumen Field. Opens 3 Hours prior to kickoff on gameday.
Gameday: (206) 381-7848
Open 3 hours prior to kickoff on gameday. Weekday hours will vary. Located in the Northwest corner of the Stadium.
There are disabled seats (wheelchair convertible) dispersed through all areas and price levels of Lumen Field. Disabled seating and access for all is fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, (ADA).
Tickets are NOT sold at the Box Office windows. Verified tickets are available exclusively at www.ticketmaster.com
Will Call tickets may be picked up at the Ticketmaster Box Office at Allegiant Stadium beginning 4 hours prior to event time/kick-off. Government issued photo identification is required to claim will call tickets. Will call drop-off tickets are not permitted. Tickets are NOT sold at the Box Office windows. Verified tickets are available exclusively at www.ticketmaster.com
Allegiant Stadium Box Office: 725-780-2100 Visit www.allegiantstadium.com for complete venue information.
Standard Hours: Monday - Friday, 11:00AM - 5:00PM Event & Game Day Hours: 4 hours prior to event time/kick-off **Available for guest assistance only - Tickets are NOT sold at the box office**
Accessible seating is located throughout Allegiant Stadium and is available on ticketmaster.com. Please look for seats designated with an accessible icon to purchase. For additional accessible needs or questions, please email boxoffice@allegiantstadium.com or call the box office at 725-780-2100.
Visa, MC, Discover and AMEX or local preprinted checks more than 10 days before an event with valid drivers license.
Tucson Convention Center Information line: (520) 791-4101 Ticket orders are not taken at this number.
1 Box Office Hours are: 10:30 am - 5:30 pm Mon - Fri and 2 hours before an event
Accessible Seating available either on main floor or at the top of the arena, depending on event.
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, & Discover. PNC Arena is 100% cashless.
PNC Arena Ticket Office presented by Ticketmaster.com: 919.861.2323 PNC Arena and Carolina Hurricanes Business Office: 919.861.2300
PNC Arena Ticket Office hours: Tuesday through Thursday, 10AM to 4PM. Closed Friday through Monday, unless an event is taking place the Ticket Office will open at 12PM. On event days, the Ticket Office will be open through the start of the event. PNC Arena Ticket Office is located at the south end of the building, directly across from Carter Finley Stadium.
Wheelchair accessible seating and mobility impaired seating are available in all levels of the arena and at all price levels. Lower level seating is located along sides and ends, club level seating is located along ends, and upper level seating is located along sides, corners, and ends. Sight and hearing impaired seating is available in the lower level corners.
“Your beliefs become your thoughts, Your thoughts become your words, Your words become your actions, Your actions become your habits, Your habits become your values, Your values become your destiny.”
Mahatma Gandhi
Revive Primary Care and Agent of Change are excited to announce the most anticipated health event of the century---and you’re invited! Join us on May 6, 2031 as we celebrate America being crowned the world’s healthiest nation.
Where We Stand in 2013
American healthcare is in crisis. We spend more than twice as much on healthcare as other nations, and yet we lag behind all the other industrialized countries in life expectancy and a range of other health indicators. And our future is even more alarming - we rank 44th in infant mortality, one in 50 children are diagnosed with autism, and one in six children have some developmental delay.
So, what will it take for America to become the world's healthiest nation by 2031?
Significant change.
Not just by government, not just by business, but by all of us working together towards a common goal, and what better goal than being the healthiest nation on Earth?
We don’t pretend to have all the answers. But we’re confident that by tapping into the innovation, excitement, and understanding of those dedicated to healthy change, we can work together to achieve this vision.
Over the next 18 years, we will ask complex questions, work hard, and highlight the efforts of individuals, doctors, organizations, and disruptors making a positive impact in health, technology, and wellness.
Set a new intention. Create a new tomorrow.
Where to Start
1. Reserve your ticket today.
2. Share it with your friends on Facebook.
Later in the year, we will open nominations for organizations and individuals whose work is improving our local, regional, and national health.
About the Organizers
Agent of Change unites passion with purpose to positively impact you. As event producers and campaign managers we harness the dynamic relationships between creative talent, media, tech, and inspired thought to spark a wave of enlightened disruption. Learn more at www.aocnetwork.com
Revive Primary Care combines a nationwide team of integrative physicians and allied health practitioners with a digital education platform. Their mission is to redefine the words primary and care as they relate to medicine, and catalyze a health Revivolution. Find out more atwww.reviveprimarycare.com
Critical thinking involves a number of processes including identifying and evaluating specific situations, being aware of any contributing circumstances and the potential results of your actions or plans. To think critically, it is important to evaluate various perspectives (yours and others) to identify the resources available to you and evaluate the short and long-term effects of taking a particular action.
The PD Training Critical Thinking Training Course provides training in identifying support structures, perspectives and arguments and how to critically evaluate the advantages and the disadvantages of a proposed plan or an action, so that the right decisions can be made the first time. Learn the difference between left brain and right brain thinking, removing the emotions from decision making, evaluating both sides of an argument and critical questioning skills.
This powerful professional development training course is delivered throughout Australia, including Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and Parramatta
Learning Outcomes
After completing this course participants will be able to:
Explore real-world examples of why critical thinking is so important in business
Learn to use critical thinking skills when making business decisions
Choose the right techniques to recognise assumptions and draw conclusions
Translate an abstract idea into something tangible
Minimise the impact of job pressures on your thinking processes
React with curiosity instead of emotion
Get a roadmap for developing your critical thinking skills
Course Outline
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 1Course Overview
Introduction
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 2Understanding Critical Thinking
What is Critical Thinking?
Characteristics of a Critical Thinker
Common Critical Thinking Styles
Small Group Work
Developing Your Critical Thinking Skills
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 3Where Do Other Types of Thinking Fit In?
Left and Right Brain Thinking
Whole-Brain Thinking
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 4Pitfalls to Reasoned Decision Making
Getting Over the Barriers
Debrief
Morning Wrap-Up
Energiser: Puzzle Paradise
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 5The Critical Thinking Process
Critical Thinking Model
The Standards of Critical Thinking
Identifying the Issues
Identifying the Arguments
Clarifying the Issues and Arguments
Establishing Context
Checking Credibility and Consistency
Evaluating Arguments
Case Study
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 6A Critical Thinker's Skill Set
Asking Questions
Probing
Pushing My Buttons
Critical Thinking Questions
Active Listening Skills
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 7Creating Explanations
Defining Explanations
Steps to Building an Explanation
Small Group Work
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 8Dealing with Assumptions
Understanding assumptions
When are assumptions useful
Critically evaluate assumptions
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 9Common Sense
Reflecting on common sense
Is it 'common'?
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 10Critical and Creative Thought Systems
Tips for Thinking Creatively
Creative Thinking Exercise
De Bono's Thinking Hats
Critical Thinking Training Course - Lesson 11Putting It into Practice
Presenting and Communicating Your Ideas to Others
Pre-Assignment Preparation
Presentations