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This Tournament and stadium was amazing! However, the food at the stadium was way overpriced for what was being provided! Almost a DUB ($20) for a double cheese burger....as if the Lord himself made the burger.
The experience of TI wasn't something I could not imagine it would be like. With all the lights seats, gifts. It had everything I ever wanted in an esport event. Ps. I would totally do it again if I had the chance to go again!!!
This was my first time attending The International, but I've watched several online in the past, and I've attended the ESL One New York in 2015, so I had some expectations about the tournament and its surroundings. The tournament format for the three-day week-end felt a little lopsided, with 4 series played on Friday and Saturday, but only 2 on Sunday. Series were constantly behind schedule, and on Saturday the schedule was only salvaged thanks to the incredibly quick performance of one of the team in the last series which concluded faster than expected. On Sunday, the schedule allowed for a 5-game series Grand Finals, but it ended up being only 3 relatively short games. This isn't the organizer's fault, of course, but it felt like the side show had been reduced to a minimum. A quick cosplay contest, three short films played back to back, and that was it. No show match (all-stars, OpenAI, with members of the public...) and the activities in the concourse were also few and far between. Not that there was much time to enjoy them anyway with series succeeding at breakneck speed. All of this wouldn't have been too bad if it hadn't been for the extraordinary high ticket price for this event, about 2-3 times the price of earlier years. Not a good impression for my first time.
The climate pledge arena was amazing, everything was well organized. My only feedback is the availability of items on the Secret Shop that sold out pretty quick.
No access to healthy food options and 10$ waters and coffees just feels bad. I wouldnt attend again under these circumstances.
Loved the venue, love the event. Energy was great, lots of good food and drinks options. The layout was really easy to get around and everyone was so friendly. Definitely looking forward to the next International!
TI12 was incredible. Everything to do with the actual DotA was fantastic. The value was easily accessible and not crowded. The only issue was with availability of food/drinks. They had them but the variety wasn't great and the stocking system wasn't either. There were multiple restaurants that weren't open. There were non-functioning vending machines and the shelves were stocked appropriately. This was a three day event and each day was between 8-14 hours long. Leaving the venue was easy but then you might miss something. Most events only last a couple of hours but sports tourneys are a bit different and require more effort and variety based solely on the length of each day.
The tickets were already "expensive"especially compared to previous TI events. I would've gladly paid a bit more for assigned seating, or a box, something other than GA. Fighting for seats and having to guard your seats during breaks is an awful situation. The venue was great, Climate Pledge is super clean, there is an expected gouging for food and drink, but it was a nice variety.
Really enjoy the environment that everyone cheering for the unbelievable kills, saves or assist. CN DOTA HAPPY DOTA.
Please ask Valve to host next TI in Seattle again!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very well organized. Professionally covered by the cast. Interesting games.
I have been to a lot of concerts and talk shows. But no event is like The International, especially when you like the game. People came from all over the world gathered together to watch the 3 days games. You can feel the passion and the shock. Hope this is not the last TI.
How could you not love it. The crowd is alive, and you get to connect with people who truly care about the game.
This review is for Road to the International. Seattle Convention Center is not a big place for the tournament, but it’s close knit and you can meet players or talents from time to time. The production is also on par, and the lighting is great. Looking forward to the finals!
Life changing event for sure. Worth 1 million dollars event. Must have experience. And I need 50 characters for the review.
Hy. Is there anyone who is selling his ticket? I can pay 20% extra. I really wanted to go and watch TI. Please let me know if anyone intrested to sell hi ticket. My number is 929-213-7207
Who can sell me the ticket for The Road to the International 2023 Dota 2 Playoffs?
This is a dream come true to me if i went to ti12. This event one of the most exciting part in my life. Hopefully best series in dota 2. Those teams coming to ti will be worth while to watch all hungry for that aegis to be claimed.
It's great to see retired players somnus, fygod, and chalice back on the TI stage. They were the strongest positions 2, 3, and 4 players。
Just fun, i think i enjoy the between games shenanigans more than the matches sometimes.
