Ticketing & Pass Information
IPX – First Americans Museum – Oklahoma City, ok
All ages welcome, family friendly daytime events. Kiddos 3 years old and under are free! Kiddos 4 years old & up need a ticket. Evening events are 21+ only and located at the Fordson Hotel. All daytime & VIP tickets come with an IPX Badge at check-in.
Three-day badge pass+
Includes (1) limited edition IPX artist signed print ($30 value) & (1) 2024 IPX collector’s pin ($10 value)
IPX VIP Pass
I-Pop Culture Awards: VIP
Location Fordson Hotel
Special event 21+ ticketing
Individual Tickets for evening events are not included in the GA Day Pass
A Night With Mistress Red: Special Event Ticketing General Admission 21+ $30
Includes General Admission seating where available, cash bar, and one 2S custom “Auntie Slayer” trading card by EJ Miller Larson. Meet the film’s director, Peshawn Bread!
Location: Fordson Hotel
A Night With Mistress Red: Special Event Ticketing VIP Table for (6) six 21+ $275
Includes VIP table seating, (6) drink tickets, and 2S custom art set of “Auntie Slayer” trading cards by EJ Miller Larson, film poster and meet the film’s director, Peshawn Bread.
Location: Fordson Hotel
IndigiNerd All-Inclusive VIP Pass package $375
Includes VIP admission to all daytime convention events and offsite 21+ night events: A Night With Mistress Red & Inaugural I-Pop Culture Awards, one 2S custom “Auntie Slayer” trading card by EJ Miller Larson. Meet the “Mistress Red” director, Peshawn Bread!
Locations: First Americans Museum and the Fordson Hotel
VIP IndigiNerd+ Indigi Chef Experience $550
Receive the best both IndigiPopX offers and First Americans Museum! Includes all of the IPX VIP Pass plus the Chef Loretta Oden experience gift card from 39 Restaurant for $100 with a signed copy of her new book, “Corn Dance”. Emmy Award winning Citizen Potawatomi Nation Chef Loretta Oden created the menu in 39 Restaurant, and continues to chef at First Americans Museum. Reservations may be made online. https://www.thirtyninerestaurant.com/
Locations: First Americans Museum and the Fordson Hotel