Paris Olympics 2024: Tickets, registration and all you need to know

Following the bizarre spectacle of the 2020 Olympic Games being staged without spectators, the 2024 edition, which will be hosted in Paris between July 26 and August 11 of the following year, will welcome them back. Millions of tickets will be sold across 48 sports, from equestrian competitions at the Palace of Versailles to football championships at the Parc des Princes. Following the Olympics in 1900 and 1924, this will be the third time the summer games are hosted in Paris.

When will the registration of tickets for the Paris Olympics 2024 open?

The first round of individual tickets will be sold between May 11 and June 1, with further tickets going on sale later in 2023. The Games, held in 37 venues with more than 750 sessions, will draw a total of 10 million ticket sales.

What is the cost of buying tickets for the Paris Olympics 2024?

The average cost of a Paris 2024 ticket is €50 ($54/£46), although some are available for as little as €24 ($26/£21). The most expensive tickets cost €980 ($1,051/£856) and include medal competitions in basketball, swimming, and athletics.

Application dates for the tickets for the Paris Olympics 2024

Fans will be notified by email in May 2023, according to the organizers, on the status of their ticket requests. Those who are accepted will be informed two days in advance of a 48-hour window during which they can purchase the tickets of their choice.

Where is the ticket location for the Paris Olympics 2024?

The only authorized ticket seller is the Games' official ticketing website, and each registered account is limited to 30 ticket purchases. In order to determine whether potential customers can travel between locations in time to attend several events on the same day, the website also includes a distance calculator.

FAQs

1) Where will the Paris Olympics 2024 happen?
In France.
2) What are the dates for the Paris Olympics 2024 to take place?
From July 26 2024-August 11 2024