The second phase of ticket sales for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games has just ended. One key figure: more than six million tickets have now been sold. This is more than half of the total ticket quota, estimated at 10 million. According to the organizing committee, the vast majority of available stock "During this second phase, it was sold, which confirms the interest in these Olympics. Excellent news for LA28 less than two years before the deadline."
Next steps in 2027
In the spring, the organizing committee confirmed that buyers came from all over the world: 85 countries were cited, with the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, and Japan leading the sales rankings. The demand we saw during both sales phases is a strong sign that the whole world is excited about LA28., confirms Casey Wasserman, chairman of the organizing committee. We thank all the supporters who participated, and this is just the beginning: 2027 will bring more tickets available, wider access and more ways to take part in the greatest sporting event the world has ever known. »
We can't wait to see you there! 🥹
— LA28 (@LA28) August 21, 2026
Between Drops 1 and 2, fans from around the block and around the world purchased more than SIX MILLION tickets to the LA28 Games, building the foundation of the in-person energy and excitement that will set the tone for the biggest Games in… pic.twitter.com/6P5gEzYAtN
With over six million tickets already sold, LA28 can move forward with confidence: its Games are generating significant public interest and its revenue target is nearing completion. Artistic gymnastics, flag football, lacrosse, softball, and squash were particularly popular during the first phase. Almost all the tickets put on sale for the football matches were also sold. The public will have another opportunity to purchase tickets in 2027. This time, there will be no lottery, but sales will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
A real test for LA28, which will have to manage a massive influx of internet users and simultaneous connections, while minimizing frustrations. The date is yet to be determined, but the COJOP announces that a " A larger number of tickets for more sports will be available At what price? The coveted $28 tickets will sell out very quickly, just as they did during the first phase. 2027 will also see the launch of the resale platform and the first ticket sales for the Paralympic Games. This will offer even more opportunities to share the Los Angeles 2028 experience.
