There’s just more than a day left for people to register for ticket packages and passes to the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.

Registration ends at 5 p.m. Wednesday on the Sundance website for the annual movie extravaganza, set for Jan. 17-27 in Park City and at venues in Salt Lake City, Ogden and the Sundance resort.

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On Friday, those who register will receive an email notice informing them of when they get to buy passes and packages. (Order is determined by lottery, so it’s all fair and square.)

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Here are the packages and passes available to Utah locals only:

Locals SLC/Ogden Pass: $300 • All access to screenings in Salt Lake City and Ogden. Also includes an SFF13 photo credential and a Day One party ticket.

SLC/Ogden Preferred: $375 • 20 tickets to Salt Lake City and Ogden screenings, Jan. 18-27, with two official SFF13 credentials.

Student Preferred: $300 • 20 tickets to Salt Lake City and Ogden screenings, Jan. 18-27, with two official SFF13 credentials. (Student ID required.)

Film Lovers: $300 • 12 tickets to any screening, Jan. 17-27, with two official SFF13 credentials.

Locals Midweek: $250 • 10 tickets for any screening, Jan. 22-24, with two official SFF13 credentials.

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Locals also get first crack at these packages and passes available nationally:

Express Pass B: $2,500 • All access, valid Jan. 23-27; includes an SFF13 photo credential and an awards-night party ticket.

Eccles Pass B+: $1,500 • Access to the Eccles Theatre, valid Jan. 22-27; ; includes an SFF13 photo credential and an awards-night party ticket.

Discovery: $325 • 10 tickets, excluding Premiere and Doc Premiere categories, Jan. 18-27; priority ticket selection (group 4).

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Then there are the deals that are open to everybody, local or not:

Adrenaline Pass: $400 • All access to screenings that start before 11 a.m. and after 10 p.m., Jan. 18-27; includes official SFF13 photo credential, and awards-night party ticket.

Film School Pass: $300 • All access to screenings that start before 11 a.m. and after 10 p.m., Jan. 23-27, plus complimentary wait-list admittance during the day; includes official SFF13 photo credential, and awards-night party ticket.

Midweek: $300 • 10 tickets, Jan. 22-24; priority ticket selection (group 4).

Premium A: $1,000 • 20 tickets, Jan. 17-22; priority ticket selection (first group after Patron Circle selections); two Day One party tickets.

Classic A: $750 • 20 tickets, Jan. 17-22; priority ticket selection (group 2-A); two Day One party tickets.

Economy A: $650 • 20 tickets, Jan. 17-22; priority ticket selection (group 3-A); two Day One party tickets.

Premium B: $800 • 20 tickets, Jan. 23-27; priority ticket selection (group 1-B); two Awards Night party tickets.

Classic B: $650 • 20 tickets, Jan. 23-27; priority ticket selection (group 2-B); two Awards Night party tickets.

Economy B: $550 • 20 tickets, Jan. 23-27; priority ticket selection (group 3-B); two Awards Night party tickets.

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One interesting wrinkle with this year’s passes: If you want the $3,000 Express Pass A, which gets you into everything during the festival’s first five days, forget about it. It’s available now only through the Sundance Institute’s Patron Circle program — and they’re all sold out now. (Those passes usually get snapped up by Hollywood industry types and Sundance’s big donors, anyway.)