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The Summer Olympics will be held from July 26 to August 11, 2024. France will host the main sporting event of the four years. The XXXIII Summer Olympic Games will be attended by teams of 206 national Olympic committees and the Olympic refugee team. In Paris, athletes will compete for 329 sets of awards in 32 sports. Four additional disciplines will be added to the main 28 disciplines.
France will host the 2024 Summer Olympics for the third time in its history. The competition will be held at 36 sports venues across France. 14 sports complexes are located within a radius of 10 kilometers from the Olympic Village, which is located just 15 minutes from the center of the capital and famous attractions. Buy tickets for the competition on our website!
On the home page of our website or in the SCHEDULE AND TICKETS section, you can find the current schedule of the 2024 Olympics. We provide an opportunity to book and buy tickets for sports competitions that are held every four years under the auspices of the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Our service guarantees a convenient seat selection and secure payment. Don't miss the chance to attend an interesting sporting event - book your tickets right now!
The cost of tickets for sports events depends on the type of competition or ceremony, the sports complex and the seats on the stands. A huge number of fans are expected at the 2024 Olympic Games, so we recommend booking tickets in advance.
Our website offers the opportunity to purchase tickets for the 2024 Summer Olympics. Select the competition you are interested in. Use the virtual map of the stadium to select comfortable seats in the stands and pay for your order. After successful payment, the tickets will be delivered to your email address. We recommend saving them on your mobile device or printing them out to present at the entrance.
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The French town of Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines is 25 km west of the center of Paris. It is relatively young – it was founded in 1960. According to 2018 data, its population is just over 228 thousand people.
The main attraction among its developed infrastructure is the Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Velodrome. Its construction lasted from 2011 to 2014. It hosted the 2016 European Athletics Championships and the 2022 Track Cycling World Championships. Next to the building, there's a bicycle motocross stadium (BMX).
In 2024, the velodrome will host track cycling competitions for men and women as part of the Olympic Games program. The tournament is scheduled for July 27 and from August 2 to August 11.
As part of an introductory tour of the competition venues, cyclist Florian Grengbo expressed his opinion about the velodrome. He noted the track's uniqueness and the speed one can achieve there. Compared to others, it is a meter higher, and long turns allow cyclists to show faster results. The President of the Olympic Games Organizing Committee called the velodrome the pearl of French sports.
Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines will have a huge fan zone. All fans will be able to watch the competition on big screens. This space can accommodate up to 4,000 people. Here, spectators will be able to relax and chat with like-minded people. In addition, it will become a "showcase" of local craftsmen's goods.
In 2024, Paris will host the XXXIII Summer Olympic Games. The grandiose world-class event will bring together 10,500 athletes. They will demonstrate their professional skills at 35 arenas, stadiums, and venues. Fans will see tournaments in 41 main sports and 4 additional ones.