"With ticket registration for the 2028 Olympics opening at 7 a.m. PST on Wednesday, LA28 has outlined the next steps fans can take to secure their spot at the L.A. Games. Registration begins Wednesday and runs until March 18. Fans who sign up at will be placed in a random lottery to be assigned a purchasing time slot. While the first general ticket drop will run from April 9 to April 19, 2026, fans living in select Southern California and Oklahoma counties near competition venues will have access to a presale from April 2 to April 6."
"Fans in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, Ventura, San Bernardino, Oklahoma, Canadian and Cleveland counties will be able to input their zip codes during registration to be entered into the locals presale. When purchasing tickets, they must use the local zip codes on their billing address. Fans will be notified via email if they've been assigned a time slot. They only need to register once to be included in all Olympic ticket draws and for Paralympic tickets, which will go on sale in 2027."
Ticket registration for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics opens at 7 a.m. PST and runs through March 18, with registrants entered into a randomized lottery to receive a purchasing time slot. The first general ticket drop runs April 9–19, 2026, with a locals presale April 2–6 for residents near venues. Registrants can input local zip codes to qualify for the presale and must use those zip codes on their billing address when purchasing. One registration covers all Olympic ticket draws and Paralympic tickets, which will go on sale in 2027. Single-event tickets start at $28 and buyers can purchase up to 12 tickets. Of 14 million Olympic tickets, 1 million will be $28 and roughly one-third below $100, and events will be spread across Southern California with Oklahoma City hosting softball and canoe slalom.
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