FAQ

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1. About NDC London

Q1: What is NDC London?
A: NDC London is a premier software development conference held annually in London, covering a wide range of topics including .NET, cloud, DevOps, frontend, AI, and software architecture. It brings together developers, industry experts, and thought leaders from around the world.

Q2: When and where is NDC London held?
A: NDC London 2026 is held 26-30 January at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London.

Q3: Who organises NDC London?
A: NDC London is part of the NDC Conference series, which started in Oslo in 2008 and has grown into a leading European tech conference. Read more on the about page.

2. Tickets & Registration

Q4: How do I add a PO to my ticket purchase?
A: Email your PO to [email protected] after you have ordered, along with your ticket number.

Q5: What types of tickets are available?
A: NDC London offers multiple ticket types: All-Access Passes, Conference-Only Passes, Workshop-Only Passes, and Hotel Packages.

Q6: How much does a ticket cost?
A: Ticket prices vary depending on type, duration, and early-bird offers. Up-to-date pricing is available on the tickets page.

Q7: How do I purchase a ticket?
A: Tickets can be purchased directly on the website via secure online checkout. After purchase, an order confirmation is sent via email. Tickets are sent out two to three weeks before the event.

Q8: Can I upgrade my ticket later?
A: Yes, attendees can upgrade their tickets before the event, subject to availability. Contact the NDC London team for assistance at [email protected].

Q9: What is included in a ticket?
A: Ticket benefits vary by type but generally include access to conference sessions, workshops (if selected), the conference party, and food and drinks.

3. Attendance & Logistics

Q10: Can I attend NDC London online or virtually?
A: NDC London is an in-person event. Conference talks and workshops are in-person only.

Q11: What should I bring to NDC London?
A: Bring a valid ticket confirmation and a laptop if attending workshops. Workshop-specific equipment requirements are sent via email before the event.

Q12: When and how do I receive my ticket?
A: Tickets are sent out about two to three weeks prior to the event. Print or show the digital ticket at registration to receive your badge.

Q13: What happens if I can’t attend? Can I get a refund or transfer my ticket?
A: If the conference is cancelled or postponed, tickets will remain valid, and can be used at the next in-person event. Alternatively, attendees can opt for a full refund, or attend online.

Q14: What are the venue details and directions?
A: NDC London is hosted at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London. Directions, public transport, and parking information are provided on the Venue page.

Q15: Are there hotel packages?
A: Yes, certain tickets include hotel packages. Check-in Dates:
All-Access Pass w. Hotel: Check-in 25 Jan - Check out 30 Jan
3-Day Conf Pass w. Hotel: Check-in 27 Jan - Check out 30 Jan
2-Day Workshop Pass w. Hotel: Check-in 25 Jan - Check out 27 Jan

Q16: I bought a ticket with a hotel package. Where am I staying?
A: You will be staying at The Westminster London, Curio Collection by Hilton, situated close to the conference venue. More info can be found here.

4. Workshops & Conference Schedule

Q17: How is NDC London structured?
A: NDC London is a five-day event: two pre-conference workshop days followed by three days of conference sessions covering various tracks and topics.

Q18: How do I book workshops?
A: Workshops can be selected during ticket purchase. If not selected initially, a workshop registration email is sent prior to the event.

Q19: Are sessions recorded?
A: Conference talks are recorded and published on the NDC Conferences YouTube channel about a month after the event. Workshops are not recorded.

Q20: Can I switch between workshops?
A: Workshop attendance is generally fixed due to limited capacity. If you would like to switch to another workshop, please contact the NDC London Team.

5. Speaking & Participation

Q21: How can I become a speaker at NDC London?
A: NDC London accepts speaker submissions through its Call for Papers process. Proposals must meet guidelines and deadlines, which are announced on the website.

Q22: What is the review process for speaker proposals?
A: Proposals are reviewed by the NDC London Agenda Committee. Selected speakers are notified and may be asked to provide additional information or presentation materials.

Q23: Are speakers compensated for travel and accommodation?
A: Travel and accommodation are covered for speakers who are not considered local. Selected speakers also get a 3-day conference pass.

6. Post-Event & Resources

Q24: Where can I find conference recordings?
A: Conference talk recordings are published on the NDC Conferences YouTube channel. Workshops are not recorded.

Q25: Will slides or presentation materials be available?
A: Slides are available if the speaker has opted to share them. Links are usually posted on the NDC London attendee Slack channel.

Q26: How can I stay updated on future events?
A: Subscribe to the NDC London newsletter or follow NDC Conferences on social media for updates about upcoming conferences, workshops, and calls for papers.

7. Other Common Questions

Q27: Is NDC London suitable for beginners or only experienced developers?
A: NDC London welcomes developers at all skill levels. Sessions range from beginner-friendly to advanced topics, so attendees can tailor their experience.

Q28: Are meals or refreshments provided?
A: Meals, snacks, and beverages are included for all attendees.

Q29: Is the conference accessible for attendees with disabilities?
A: Yes. NDC London ensures accessibility throughout the venue. Attendees can contact support for specific needs.

Q30: How can I contact NDC London for support?
A: You can reach the NDC London team via the website chat or by emailing [email protected].