TechCrunch Disrupt Less than 48 hours until the 2026 opening countdown
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TechCrunch Reminder, Disrupt 2026 will be held in San Francisco from October 13th to 15th at Moscone West. Over 10,000 founders, investors, and technology leaders, along with more than 250 speakers and over 300 startups, will be participating. The article also provides information on ticket discounts, half-price for a second ticket, group discounts, and discounted tickets for those who have been laid off.
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There are less than 48 hours left until the opening of Moscone West in San Francisco on TechCrunch Disrupt.

Before the on-site price increase of tickets, you can save up to $100 when purchasing tickets; a 50% discount is available for the second ticket of the same type. You can register now.

From October 13th to 15th, it is expected that over 10,000 founders, investors, and technology leaders will attend to establish connections that could change their trajectory of development. More than 250 speakers will take the stage in over 200 events. Over 300 startups will also showcase "what comes next." Please register as soon as possible before the price increase takes effect on October 13th at 8 a.m. Pacific Time in the United States.

Listen to the conversations that are shaping the tech industry.

If you have come for the conference agenda, then the more than 200 activities spread across six stages, roundtable discussions, and group sessions will bring you closer to the people who make decisions within the most influential companies in the tech industry.

At that time, there will be Rivian, RJ Scaringe, Mark Wahlberg, Inspired Capital, Alexa, von, Tobel, Cerebras Systems, Andrew Feldman, Anthropic, Cat, de, and Jong. NVIDIA and Les Karpas participated in the dialogue, which covered topics such as artificial intelligence, robotics, infrastructure, investment, startup growth, fintech, climate, and the practical issues of large-scale construction businesses.

Exploring how to create waves within the tech ecosystem

If your focus is on discovery rather than just listening, you can spend your time at the lively Expo Hall, where you can see tomorrow's breakthroughs, communicate directly with the companies behind them, and learn how large-scale ideas have already become real products and businesses. You will also meet the 200 selected startups that have been chosen for Startup Battlefield here.

Disrupt allows you to flexibly choose the experience that suits you best, or you can combine both within three days.

Time is passing. Take your pass before Disrupt opens its doors.

The global startup ecosystem is preparing for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, and the countdown is nearing its end. Will you be there?

Don’t miss out on the discounts before the on-site prices take effect! You can save up to $100 when purchasing tickets now, and you can also get a 50% discount on a second ticket of the same type. If you are a group of four or more people, you can enjoy an additional group discount as well.

If you have recently been laid off, don't miss the opportunity provided by Disrupt. You can purchase Expo + Pass for $75 through Layoff to Liftoff Ticket Program.

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