How to buy 2028 Olympics tickets: Explaining pricing, schedule of events and more for Los Angeles games

The 2028 Olympics will be here before you know it. After 26 years, the Games finally return to the United States, and that means the summer will be unforgettable.

Across Los Angeles, the best athletes in the world will take the field, court, pool and track. Everyone wants to see the action live, making LA28 the hottest ticket of the decade.

The Olympics are a once-in-a-lifetime event for most, even more so to see it take place at home. That's why tickets are flying off the shelves now as fans from across the U.S. make their own mark in LA.

It may seem far away, but 2028 will be here before you know it. That's why passes are on sale now. And if you want to see the Olympic action live, here's what to know about buying tickets before it's too late.

Olympics 2028 tickets: How to buy

• Tickets: StubHub

Tickets to the 2028 Olympics are officially available through LA28. Two draws were held in 2026, but first-come, first-serve opportunities will begin in 2027. You can find more information about official Olympic tickets here.

However, those who do not score tickets through the draw can find passes on second-hand sites like StubHub!

Prices may be higher or lower than face value and are not guaranteed to be authenticated by LA28.

When do Olympics 2028 tickets go on sale?

Olympics tickets will be available through LA28 on a first-come, first-serve basis beginning in 2027. 

Passes can be purchased now, though, on second-hand sites like StubHub.

How much are Olympics 2028 tickets?

On StubHub, tickets are available in individual games and sessions.

Prices vary based on event. Group stage cricket, for example, starts at $500. The final day of swimming starts at $800 while the artistic gymnastics team finals cost at least $4,000.

Click below for an updated look at ticket availability.

Olympics 2028 dates

• Dates: July 10-30

LA28 begins with its first day of competition on Monday, July 10. The Opening Ceremonies will be held Friday, July 14 while the Closing Ceremonies, as well as the final day of competition, will be on Sunday, July 30.

Olympics 2028 events

Even more sports are headed to LA28.

This edition of the Olympics will debut flag football and squash and will return baseball/softball, cricket and lacrosse.

Here's a complete list of sporting events set for Los Angeles.

• 3x3 Basketball
• Archery
• Artistic Gymnastics
• Artistic Swimming
• Athletics
• Badminton
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beach Volleyball
• BMX Freestyle
• BMX Racing
• Boxing
• Climbing
• Cricket
• Cycling Road
• Cycling Track
• Diving
• Equestrian
• Fencing
• Flag Football
• Football (Soccer)
• Golf
• Handball
• Hockey
• Judo
• Lacrosse
• Modern Pentathlon
• Mountain Bike
• Open Water Swimming
• Rhythmic Gymnastics
• Rowing
• Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints
• Rugby Sevens
• Sailing
• Shooting
• Skateboarding
• Slalom Paddle
• Softball
• Sprint Paddle
• Squash
• Surfing
• Swimming
• Table Tennis
• Taekwondo
• Tennis
• Trampoline Gymnastics
• Triathlon
• Volleyball
• Water Polo
• Weightlifting
• Wrestling

Olympics 2028 venues

The majority of the 2028 Olympics will take place in Los Angeles and Southern California. A handful of sports will take place in Oklahoma City and other venues across the U.S.

You can see a complete list of sites and venues below.

DTLA Zone

• DTLA Arena
• LA Convention Center Hall 1
• LA Convention Center Hall 2
• LA Convention Center Hall 3
• Dodger Stadium
• Peacock Theater

Exposition Park Zone

• LA Memorial Coliseum
• Exposition Park Stadium
• Galen Center

Griffith Park Zone

• LA Zoo
• Griffith Observatory

Port of Los Angeles Zone

• Port of Los Angeles

Riviera Zone

• Riviera Country Club

Universal City Zone

• Comcast Squash Center at Universal Studios

Valley Zone

• Valley Complex 1
• Valley Complex 2
• Valley Complex 3
• Valley Complex 4

Venice Zone

• Venice Bach
• Venice Beach Boardwalk

Carson Zone

• Carson Field
• Carson Stadium
• Carson Courts
• Carson Velodrome

Inglewood Zone

• Intuit Dome
• 2028 Stadium

Long Beach Zone

• Marine Stadium
• Belmont Shore
• Long Beach Arena
• Long Beach Target Shooting Hall
• Long Beach Aquatics Center
• Alamitos Beach Stadium
• Long Beach Climbing Theater

Pasadena Zone

• Rose Bowl Aquatics Center
• Rose Bowl Stadium

Anaheim Zone

• Honda Center

Arcadia Zone

• Santa Anita Park

City of Industry Zone

• Industry Hills MTB Course

Pomona Zone

• Fairgrounds Cricket Stadium

Trestles Beach Zone

• Trestles State Beach

Whittier Narrows Zone

• Whittier Narrows Clay Shooting Center

OKC Zone

• OKC Softball Park
• OKC Whitewater Center

New York Zone

• New York Stadium

Columbus Zone

• Columbus Stadium

Nashville Zone

• Nashville Stadium

St. Louis Zone

• St. Louis Stadium

San Jose Zone

• San Jose Stadium

San Diego Zone

• San Diego Stadium