US EditionLA28 announces ticketing, hospitality details for Olympics, Paralympics
- The Olympic Games in Los Angeles are scheduled from July 14 to July 30, 2028, with the Paralympic Games following from August 15 to 27, featuring competitions held throughout Southern California.
- The event follows the finalization of venues while aiming to be the first Games since 1948 relying entirely on existing or temporary locations with no new permanent infrastructure.
- Ticket registration for the Olympics will open in January 2026 with ticket prices starting at $28 and early access for local residents near venues, while Paralympic ticket sales begin in 2027.
- LA28 CEO Reynold Hoover described the upcoming Games as a unique chance to be part of a historic event, with tickets and hospitality packages being released in phases through official platforms including AXS, Eventim, and On Location.
- The Games is privately funded with a $7 billion budget backed by corporate partnerships and licensing, expected to attract millions of spectators and over 15,000 athletes, marking Los Angeles’s third time hosting.
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Tickets for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games will be on sale starting in 2026, with an initial price of $28, announced by the organizers on Wednesday. LA28 will give early access to ticket sales to local residents, with a registration process that will begin in January 2026 for the Olympic Games and in 2027 for the Paralympics. Paris 2024 organizers received strong criticism for the high ticket prices, which in some cases reached several hundr…
The organizers announced this Wednesday that the registration campaigns will start next year. Early access for local people.
The executive president of LA28 gave details of the prices, the experiences of hospitality packages and the process to be followed by stakeholders
Los Angeles Times
DNyuzHow do you buy tickets for the L.A. 2028 Olympics? LA28 outlines its ticket schedule
LA28, the group organizing the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles, will begin selling tickets earlier than the Paris group sold tickets for the 2024 Games.
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