RENTON CITY RETRO

POSTPONED UNTIL MAY 2021

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Renton City Retro

RESCHEDULED TO MAY 2021

 

It is with a heavy heart that we announce our decision to postpone the 7th Annual Renton City Retro, initially set to take place May 30th-31st 2020 at the Renton Pavilion. We will return next year to the Renton Pavilion on May 29th-30th 2021.
 

This decision was not made lightly, but ultimately, we feel this is the best decision for our greater community. Thank you for your continued patience and we value each and every one of you. Your safety is far more important.  Thanks again for your support, we appreciate you and look forward to seeing you next year.
 

Stay safe and thanks for your continued support! 

Refunds & Exchanges

Purchased a Badge

If you purchased a badge for Renton City Retro 2020, you have the option to request a refund or transfer your badge to RcR 2021. In addition, if we are able to put on a Toy and Game Show in the early fall, you will qualify to attend two shows for the price of one if you transfer your ticket to next year. If we are not able to have Toy show in fall 2020 you will still qualify to addend both the toy show and RcR in 2021.


Refund

To submit a refund request form. Please email us info@rentoncityretro.com. first name, last name, and email. The deadline to request a refund is June 30th, 2020. If you request a refund, you will only have the option to refund your entire badge order.

 
Pending refund requests are at the sole discretion of Renton City Retro. Sending a refund request might take some time, Thank you for understanding. We are also waiting on refunds. If you have additional questions, please email info@rentoncityretro.com.

 

Vendors Refunds / Exchanges

Vendors, please email vendors@rentoncityretro.com If you don’t want a refund our next venue is in SODO and will receive a 10x10 no charge. A 30,000 sqft venue in Seattle for 2021.

How It All Began


Renton City Retro started in 2014 when some gamers had a gathering and realized there is a demand to buy, sell, and trade video games. Our passionate crew put together a small show in Lake City, WA and drew about 200 attendees. With such rapid growth, we couldn’t hold it at the Lake City Community center anymore. So, we moved to Kent Commons Center and sold over 1000 tickets. With a huge increase in attendees, we knew we had something big. Since then Renton City Retro has become a non-profit and is back for its 7th annual gaming show now located at the Renton Pavilion.