LA28 Tickets: How to register for the draw and buy tickets to the 2028 Summer Olympics
If the 2026 FIFA World Cup taught us anything, it's that it's never too early to start planning for major global sporting events. So while the 2028 Summer Olympic Games are still roughly two years away, if you're interested in seeing events live and in-person in Los Angeles, you're going to have to start planning ahead. At this stage, a small number of tickets will be sold to anyone lucky enough to have been selected for a ticket draw (which has already closed). Right now, one surefire way to buy tickets is to purchase them through a hospitality package, though you can expect those to be pricey, at least a few hundred dollars per person. If you're just looking to buy tickets to individual events, you can sign up to receive notifications about future ticket draws here, or you might get lucky and score tickets when they inevitably become available on third-party resale sites.
If you're interested in buying tickets to the 2028 Summer Games, here's everything you need to know about registering for the ticket draw and other ticket-buying opportunities.
How to register for the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics ticket draw and buy presale tickets:
The registration for the ticket draws for the upcoming ticket drop and Visa presale has already closed. If you were lucky enough to register and receive a presale time slot, you will have already been notified. If you registered for the regular (non-presale) draw, you'll be notified on August 6 or 7 if you have been selected for a ticket purchase time slot. Each registered person with a time slot may purchase up to 12 tickets across all sports and sessions, except for soccer matches and Opening and Closing Ceremonies.
Time slots exclusively for qualifying Visa cardholders to purchase tickets during the Visa Presale run from July 29–31, 2026, and Drop 2 time slots take place from August 10–20, 2026.
How to buy tickets if you missed the draw:
If you missed the initial ticket draw registration, that doesn't mean you won't be able to attend the 2028 Summer Games. To be informed of future ticket draws and other ticketing opportunities, sign up for notifications here.
Sign up for LA28 ticketing updates hereWhen are the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Games?
The Los Angeles Summer Olympic Games will officially run from July 14-30, 2028, but select events will begin as early as July 10.
Where will 2028 Summer Games be held?
LA28 events will be spread across more than 40 venues in and around Los Angeles, including the Intuit Dome, Dodger Stadium, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, and Rose Bowl Stadium. These Olympics mark the first time since 1948 that no new structures will have been built for the occasion.
How to get 2028 Summer Olympics tickets
At the moment, the only tickets available for purchase are for those who have registered for the ticket draw and select hospitality packages that include access to ticketed events, as well as other perks.
How to attend the LA28 Olympics without tickets
There are a few events fans can attend at the 2028 Summer Games without tickets. Marathons, race walking, and cycling (road race and time trials) are not ticketed events, and fans will be able to cheer along sections of these courses for free, subject to space availability.
How much are 2028 Summer Olympics tickets?
Currently, individual tickets for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics are not yet on sale.
Hospitality packages, which guarantee entry to multiple events, are on sale now and start around $400 per ticket.
More ticketing opportunities will become available in the coming months.
