The organisers say that there are new tickets for all sessions, including those that were sold out
The organising committee of Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games says that it will put another lot of over 400,000 new tickets for the Olympic and Paralympic Games on sale on November 30.
In a press statement, the Paris 2024 organisers say that as in the previous sales, the new lot of tickets will be sold on its website and will commence at 10:00 CET on November 30.
It adds that there are new tickets for all sessions, including those that were sold out. This includes tickets that had been secured before the capacity for each competition site became definitive.
The statement adds that with the end-of-year festivities just a few weeks away, this is a unique opportunity to gift or buy for oneself an exceptional experience, with tickets to the Paris 2024 Games.
‘‘It is a lovely gift idea for old and young, for sports lovers to live sporting history from the touchline and create memories of a lifetime. The Paris Games are a once every 100 years event!’’ says the statement.
The organisers say that all sports will be back on sale, for both the Olympic and Paralympic Games, including all the finals. Opening Ceremony tickets will also be available, starting at EUR 90 for the Olympic Games Opening Ceremony on the Seine and EUR 150 for the Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony on the Place de la Concorde.
This will be one of the very last opportunities to experience the Paris 2024 Games in person. And undoubtedly the last ticket release spanning all sessions, it adds.
The statement adds that these new tickets are likely to sell out very quickly, as they will be made available, globally, without a draw and that all tickets will go on sale on the unique ticketing platform of the organising committee. Of these 400,000 tickets, one third will be priced at EUR 50 or less, and nearly two-thirds at under EUR 100. It adds that all sports, except surfing, which is accessible for free, will be on sale.
The organisers caution that those purchasing tickets or hospitality packages outside the official distribution channels, the buyer risks not receiving them, or being refused access to the sports event venues by the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Organising Committee, in accordance with the provisions in force. In addition, any unauthorised sale or resale outside official distribution channels is likely to constitute a civil offence as well as a criminal offence punishable under French Penal Code. Only the official Paris 2024 ticketing website and the On Location hospitality operator and its network of agents are authorised, it adds.
