Los Angeles 2028 kicks off ticket sales, sparks Olympic fever

The Los Angeles 2028 Games open registration this Wednesday, January 14, through next March 18, 2026, for fans from around the world who want to enter the draw for tickets to the competition, through Tickets.LA28.org, with a starting price of $28.

The organization announced that participants will be entered into a lottery, which will randomly assign times for the purchase of tickets during several future sales phases, the first from April 9 to 19 of this year. The pre-sale for local residents will be earlier, from April 2 to 6. Tickets for the Paralympic Games will go on sale in 2027.

LA28 promises Olympic history and excitement

Registration is required for both single and multi-sport tickets.

And while the starting price is $28, details for all ticket categories will be released next April.

The Los Angeles Games, to be held July 14-30, 2028, will offer individual tickets and premium hospitality experiences.

With at least one million seats priced at $28 and one-third for less than $100.

“A ticket to the Games is much more than a seat in the stands.”

“It’s an opportunity to witness history and be part of breathtaking moments where we celebrate the best of humanity and experience unity through the power of sport.”

LA28 (Los Angeles 2028) director Reynold Hoover said at a ceremony at the Memorial Coliseum, which brought together more than 300 Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

With information from EFE

Historical games

The Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games will be a landmark for its sporting focus and innovation.

The program will include more than 30 disciplines, with the return and debut of sports that seek to attract new audiences.

The United States will be at home, while powers such as China, Mexico and Latin American countries will be looking for prominence.

Iconic venues such as the Memorial Coliseum will once again make history.

LA28 promises records, new stars and a high-level competition that will reflect the evolution of Olympic sport.

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