LA28 has sold more than 6 million Olympic tickets through its first two sales rounds, with most available inventory already gone and the next public release planned for 2027. The first-come, first-served sale will include additional tickets across all sports, lift purchase limits and require an LA28 ID, but buyers will not need to enter a draw. No further public Olympic ticket draws are planned for 2026. LA28 is staging a record 353 medal events, including Olympic debuts for flag football and squash and the return of baseball and softball, cricket and lacrosse. The 2027 phase will also include the first Paralympic ticket release and an official resale program through LA28's own marketplace, AXS, Eventim and designated verified resale platforms. Standard tickets range from $28 to more than $500, while official On Location hospitality packages range from $400 to $15,000 or more and bundle admission with upgraded seating, lounges, food, drinks and other benefits. Ticketing and hospitality are expected to contribute almost $2.5 billion to LA28's privately funded $7.1 billion budget.