The 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles have just revealed a key date that fans and ticket hunters have been waiting for: the opening of the ticket draw on January 14, 2026.
Ticket Draw Opens
LA28 Olympic organizers announced that the draw will begin on January 14, 2026, with no purchase or payment required to register. Anyone who signs up will receive an email if they are assigned a time slot during one of the ticket drops, allowing them to buy tickets during that window.
How the Process Works
- Register – Visit the official LA28 website and enter your details. You must be at least 18 years old at the time of registration.
- Receive Notification – After registering, you will be emailed if you have been assigned a time slot.
- Purchase – During the assigned slot, you can buy tickets for the Games.
The organizers emphasize that registration is free, and there is no need to pay anything upfront to secure a spot in the draw.
Ticket Sale Timeline
- Summer Games Tickets – After the draw opens in January 2026, tickets will go on sale later that same year. The exact dates for each ticket drop have not yet been disclosed.
- Paralympic Tickets – Separate tickets for the Paralympic Games will become available for purchase in 2027.
These staggered release dates give fans multiple opportunities to secure seats for both the Olympic and Paralympic events.
Age Requirement
The LA28 guidelines state that registrants must be 18 years old at the time of registration. This age requirement applies to all participants in the ticket draw process.
Historical Significance
The 2028 Games will be the first Summer Olympics hosted in the United States since the 1996 Games in Atlanta. Los Angeles will also become the first city in North America and the third city worldwide to host three Summer Games, adding to its storied Olympic legacy.
Key Takeaways
- Draw opens: January 14, 2026.
- Free registration: No upfront payment needed.
- Age rule: Must be 18+ to register.
- Ticket sales: Summer Games tickets later in 2026; Paralympic tickets in 2027.
- Historical milestone: First U.S. host since 1996 and third city to host three Summer Games.
Final Thoughts
For fans eager to experience the 2028 Summer Olympics, the announcement of the ticket draw date marks a significant step forward. With a clear timeline and straightforward registration process, athletes, supporters, and families can begin planning their participation in what promises to be a historic Games for Los Angeles and the United States.
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