"Registration will open Jan. 14 to be entered into the ticket draw for a randomly assigned time slot to purchase tickets. The schedule for the games, which will take place July 14 to July 30, 2028, has already been released. Some events, like baseball, basketball, hockey and water polo, will begin July 12. The 2028 Olympics will be the largest games in history, with more than 11,000 athletes across 51 sports."
"Anyone can register. But people who live in the Los Angeles and Oklahoma City areas will have a chance to get the first time slots reserved for locals. Oklahoma City will host the canoe slalom and softball events. You must have a zip code matching a credit card's billing address in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, or Ventura counties for the California events, and in Oklahoma, Canadian or Cleveland counties for the Oklahoma events."
"LA28 has said it will release 14 million tickets for the Olympics and Paralympics, which would set a record, surpassing the 12 million sold for the Paris Olympics. Single tickets for both the Olympics and Paralympics will start at $28. LA28, the planning committee, also launched a fundraising effort in November 2025 to be able to give away free tickets to people who live near the venues."
Registration for 2028 Los Angeles Olympics ticket draw opens Jan. 14, with randomly assigned time slots to purchase tickets. The Games run July 14–30, 2028, with some events starting July 12, and will feature over 11,000 athletes across 51 sports. Anyone can register, while Los Angeles and Oklahoma City residents can compete for early local time slots; Oklahoma City will host canoe slalom and softball. Local eligibility requires a zip code matching a credit card billing address in specified counties and registration by March 18 for early access April 2–6. LA28 plans to release 14 million tickets and start single-ticket prices at $28.
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