Save $200 on Your Knowledge + CreatorCon 2026 Ticket

jordancbaron · ‎12-02-2025

Hey, Community!

Knowledge + CreatorCon 2026 is coming to Las Vegas this May, and if you register now, you'll save $200 with the early registration discount.

REGISTER NOW AND SAVE $200!

Why Knowledge + CreatorCon?

Three days in Las Vegas. Hands-on learning. Real connections. And a whole lot of inspiration to bring back to your work.

Here's what's waiting for you:

Get hands-on with AI. Build your own AI Agent, dive into vibe coding, and roll up your sleeves in AI workshops designed to get you building.

Make connections that matter. Meet the peers, partners, and pros who get what you're working on. Share war stories, tackle tough challenges together, and leave with a network that helps you move forward.

See how ServiceNow drives success across industries. Whether you're in healthcare, finance, government, or somewhere in between, discover how the ServiceNow ecosystem is helping organizations like yours work smarter.

Don't wait too long!

The $200 early registration discount won't last forever. Lock in your savings now before prices go up.

Start planning your week

The preview catalog is live with a handful of sessions and experiences already announced. It's just a taste for now, as we'll be adding more speakers, labs, meetups, and can't-miss content as we get closer to May.

And keep an eye on the CreatorCon Community Hub for speaker reveals, session teasers, and all the updates heading your way.

Ready to lock in your discount?

REGISTER NOW AND SAVE $200

See you in Vegas!

Pratiksha

@jordancbaron what can be done for the folks who booked it and did not got the discount?

muzzammilhu

The link is not working.

chandrasai

Hi @Servicenow ,

thank you for these rules as its following makes this Community respectful and helpful to both sides - the question authors as well as the respondents and future readers.

Perhaps it would be nice to somehow include the fair usage of genAI content WITHOUT validation. I see more and more posts everyday where it's so easy to recognise it's not written by the author themself (both the form as well as the content).

It's fine to use it for draft or review purposes but it shall be always validated and not used as the main source of information because the quality of it is low.

What do you think about that?