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This part of the website contains everything you need to know about joining Interaction. As of 1 July 2005 we are pre-selling "walk-in" memberships and day admissions. The rates for these are detailed in Press Release 38, and are £120 (£32 for children) for a full 5-day membership, and between £25 and £40 (£5 and £10 for children) for a single day admission depending on the day.
The deadline for pre-con registration has now passed. Memberships will be on sale on the door at the convention from Wednesday 3 August. The hours of opening for membership sales are detailed here There is also a Membership FAQ. If you are looking for information on how to register when you reach the convention itself, you can find it in the Member Services section.
Membership RatesMembership rates on the door are as follows.
Types of MembershipAn Attending Membership in Interaction. A very small number of program items may have capacity restrictions or materials fees; these will be announced in advance. This membership includes all voting rights in the World Science Fiction Society. This means that you get the right to nominate for the 2005 and 2006 Hugo Awards, and to vote on the 2005 Hugo Awards. You also may attend and participate in the WSFS Business Meeting, which is held at a Worldcon and makes the rules for the Hugo Awards and the selection of future Worldcons. You will also be eligible to vote on the site of the 2008 Worldcon (subject to payment of an additional fee that makes you a supporting member of the 2008 Worldcon). You receive all generally distributed Worldcon publications, including Progress Reports and the Souvenir Book. A 50% discount on Attending memberships is available to members resident in concession countries. See above or Press Release 35 for details.
The Child Rate applies to those aged 7-15 at the start of the convention, i.e. on 4th August 2005. Infants - those aged 6 or under on that date - are free. Attending Memberships for Children and Infants include admission to Interaction under the supervision of an adult, but do not include publications or voting rights for the Hugo Awards or Worldcon Site Selection. We have now announced details of our child care provision. Please note that the child care facility is only open to children and infants who are registered members of the convention. Children and Infants may have full Attending memberships (and thus have publications and voting rights) instead of Child or Infant memberships, but must still be supervised by an adult. A 50% discount on Child memberships is available to members resident in concession countries. See above or Press Release 35 for details.
A Supporting Membership includes all of the rights and privileges of an attending membership except the right to attend Interaction. You get the Hugo Award and Site Selection voting rights, and will receive all generally distributed publications. This membership allows you to support the Worldcon and participate in it without actually attending the convention. You can always upgrade your membership from Supporting to Attending by paying the difference between the "New Supporting" and "New Attending" membership rates in force at the time of conversion. If you voted in the 2005 Worldcon Site Selection election, you are automatically a Supporting member of Interaction as a result of paying your US$40 voting fee.
A Day Admission provides access to the Convention for a single day of the convention, but does not include WSFS rights (i.e. the right to vote in the Hugo Awards or Site Selection) or the full set of convention publications, although you will receive the Convention Guide listing all events and activities occurring at the Convention. Full information on Day Admission is available here.
How to Join and PayThe deadline for pre-con registration has now passed. Memberships will be on sale on the door at the convention from Wednesday 3 August.
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Page last updated 29th July 2005
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