LA28 Sets Record Selling Over 4 Million Tickets
The LA28 Olympic Games have generated significant excitement, with over 4 million tickets sold during the first ticket drop. This historic milestone, achieved in April 2026, demonstrates global enthusiasm for the upcoming games set to take place in Los Angeles in 2028.
Exciting Developments for LA28 Ticket Sales
Following the remarkable success of the initial ticket sales, fans now have a chance to participate in the next LA28 Ticket Draw. Registration for this second drop began recently and will continue until July 22, 2026. The second ticket drop is expected to commence in August 2026.
Details on Registration and Ticket Availability
- Registration is mandatory for a chance to purchase tickets.
- Fans must sign up only once to be eligible for all future draws, including the Paralympic draws in 2027.
- Those who participated in the initial presale and were not selected will automatically be included in the new ticket draw.
Fans can purchase up to 12 tickets for Olympic events. Additionally, 12 tickets for Football (Soccer) tournaments are available, which do not count toward the general ticket limit. Each Ceremony ticket has a separate limit of four, counted towards the overall Olympic ticket maximum.
Noteworthy Sales Trends
The first drop showcased some fascinating trends:
- Ninety-five percent of tickets priced under $100 were sold during the locals presale for Los Angeles and Oklahoma City.
- Half a million tickets at a special price of $28 were allocated to local residents.
- Women’s events demonstrated higher interest, selling out 93% of available tickets compared to 88% for men’s events.
- Total ticket sales spanned 85 countries, including significant purchases from the UK, Canada, Mexico, and Japan.
Particularly high demand was noted for Football (Soccer) matches, with nearly all tickets sold out, reflecting widespread anticipation for the Games.
The LA28 Games: A Historic Celebration
The LA28 Games will be a monumental occasion, uniting over 15,000 athletes from across the globe. Los Angeles will showcase its diverse venues, making it the third city to host the Olympic Games three times, having previously done so in 1932 and 1984.
This edition aims to emphasize inclusivity and sustainability. It will mark the first Olympic Games to offer more spots for women than men and the introduction of new sports to the Olympic and Paralympic programs.
With the anticipation building and tickets selling fast, LA28 promises to be an unforgettable experience for athletes and fans alike. Interested parties are encouraged to register for the upcoming ticket draw at Tickets.LA28.org.
