If you weren't one of the lucky lottery winners for your chance to get tickets to this year's Apple Worldwide Developers Conference don't despair just yet. According to several reports, Apple is directly contacting developers, asking them if they'd like to purchase any unclaimed tickets to WWDC that may become available.
According to 9to5Mac, Apple has been reaching out to developers who didn't win to give them a chance to purchase unclaimed tickets. When the first invitations for WWDC passes went out on April 7,
the company indicated that those who initially won a chance at tickets under the new lottery system had
exactly one week to purchase their tickets.
At the time Apple made no indications as to
what might happen to those extra tickets remaining unclaimed from anyone that didn't take advantage of their lottery
win by 8 p.m. ET on April 14. It would however, stand to reason that Apple would take advantage of any unclaimed tickets to make nice with developers and offer them a chance at attending the widely popular event.
At this time it is uncertain how Apple is determining who to invite or how many of the new WWDC
invites it will offer up. What we do know is that those lucky developers who receive an email about purchasing one of the new WWDC
tickets made available have exactly 24 hours from receipt the email to
make the buy. If they don't, we can only assume that Apple's going to
offer up their ticket to the next person in line, and so on and so forth.
The event will be held at San Francisco's Moscone Center West from
June 2 to 6. The $1600 tickets generally sale out in minutes, so this
year, the company moved to a lottery format to open up attendance and ease concerns many long time developers have had.
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