Tickets for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games are set to go on sale Thursday, with the first round of purchases limited to a pool of pre-registered local applicants selected through a random drawing.
LA28, the organizing committee for the 2028 Games, said eligible residents in Southern California and Oklahoma City who signed up in advance were being notified by email if they were chosen for a purchasing window during the initial sale, set for April 2-6.
Organizers said selected applicants would receive notice roughly 48 hours before their assigned time slot, with a two-day window to complete purchases online. A broader public sale is set for April 9-19, when remaining tickets will be made available to fans worldwide.
Each selected buyer will be allowed to purchase up to 12 tickets, plus an additional 12 tickets for Olympic soccer matches, organizers said. Purchases for the opening and closing ceremonies will be capped at four tickets per person.
Pasadena will play a prominent role in the 2028 Summer Olympics, with the Rose Bowl Stadium and Rose Bowl Aquatics Center both designated as competition venues. The historic Rose Bowl will host key soccer matches, while the neighboring aquatics complex will stage Olympic diving.
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