Summary
Global ticket sales for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics have started after strong local demand in an initial presale. Organizers sold a record number of tickets in the first week, with many buyers from Los Angeles and Oklahoma City, despite complaints about high costs. A new global phase allows fans worldwide to purchase tickets, with more affordable options promised in the future.
Key Facts
- Ticket sales for the LA28 Olympics opened globally after a successful local presale.
- The initial presale sold more tickets in the first week than any previous Olympics.
- Tickets were offered first to people in Los Angeles and Oklahoma City.
- Many tickets were snapped up quickly, especially the $28 entry-level tickets.
- Organizers plan to release more affordable tickets in future sales.
- Approximately half of the Olympic tickets are priced under $200.
- The LA28 committee aims to fund the Games primarily through ticket sales and sponsorship.
- Fans are warned against buying tickets from unofficial resale platforms before 2027.
