BlizzCon 2026 WoW schedule: Vienna times and what to watch
The official World of Warcraft sessions for September 12–13, converted to Vienna time without inventing a Camelot announcement.
Editorial record: low risk · desk review · AI assistance: draft
Blizzard has published the main BlizzCon 2026 schedule. For viewers in Vienna, the World of Warcraft program begins on Saturday evening and continues into early Sunday morning, with the main Deep Dive on Sunday evening.
The official guide says times and programming are subject to change. Check the source again before planning a watch party or setting an alarm.
Saturday, September 12 — Vienna time
| Vienna time | Official session |
|---|---|
| 19:30 CEST | Opening Ceremony |
| 21:00 CEST | World of Warcraft: What’s Next |
| 23:00 CEST | Building Cutscenes in World of Warcraft |
| 23:45 CEST | World of Warcraft: What’s Next II |
| 00:30 CEST, Sunday | World of Warcraft Developers × Creators Showcase |
Sunday, September 13 — Vienna time
| Vienna time | Official session |
|---|---|
| 19:00 CEST | World of Warcraft: Deep Dive |
| 19:45 CEST | World of Warcraft: Crafting Coziness and Creative Freedom |
| 20:45 CEST | World Building in World of Warcraft |
| 22:15 CEST | World of Warcraft: Art Design |
| 23:45 CEST | World of Warcraft: Design Deep Dive |
| 01:15 CEST, Monday | World of Warcraft Hardcore: What’s Next |
The conversions use the PDT times in Blizzard’s guide and Europe/Vienna’s CEST offset for that weekend. The source also lists Warcraft esports and other Blizzard programming; the table above keeps only sessions directly useful to this editorial watch.
What Realm First is watching
The two What’s Next sessions are the most obvious places for broad announcements. The Sunday Deep Dive is where Blizzard can add detail to whatever it presents first. The Developers × Creators Showcase may offer useful context, but a panel title alone does not identify its subject.
Realm First will maintain one rolling event hub. A separate article appears only for a self-contained announcement with a primary source, a clear player impact and an explicit section covering what remains unknown.
What the schedule does not say
The official guide does not use the name Project Camelot and does not promise a Classic+ reveal. Those remain community expectations, not schedule facts.
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