The countdown has begun for the mega and magnificent sports event in France. The Paris Olympics 2024 will commence on July 26 and last until August 11. Around 10,000 athletes will gather for the Olympics, with India’s 117 athletes aiming to maximize their medal tally. Let’s look at how you can buy tickets for the Paris Olympics.
Where to buy Paris Olympics tickets?
There are about 10 million Olympic tickets available for purchase, and 3.4 million Paralympic tickets.
The ‘Paris 2024 Tickets’ app or paris24tickets.com are the places to purchase tickets.
How to buy Olympics tickets in India?
- Visit the official ticketing website for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
- Log in to your account or create a new one.
- Browse the available tickets for various Olympic and Paralympic events.
- New tickets are released every Thursday at 10 am.
- Ensure you purchase tickets only from the official website to guarantee authenticity and avoid scams.
What is Paris Olympics ticket price?
Tickets for the women’s artistic gymnastics all-around final range from €125 to €690, or roughly $135 to $746. The cost of tickets for the swimming semifinals and finals is comparable, with the lowest level priced at €85 ($92). Also, costs could change depending on whether it’s a men’s or women’s competition. In the end, the price of men’s basketball tickets was as high as €980 ($1059), while women’s tickets only cost €510 ($551). Tickets for the men’s 100-meter final in Paris are the most expensive, at €980 ($1059). According to the Guardian, the identical event cost £725 (or around $1,282, in inflation) in London in 2012.
Paris Olympics ticket price in rupees
Paris Olympics tickets range from Rs 2,000 to around Rs 90,000. The costliest ticket is for the men’s basketball final, which is approximately Rs 88,984.
Cost of attending Paris Olympics 2024
International spectators can expect to pay at least $5,000 to attend, including hotel, airfare, and event ticket costs. However, the total price will vary significantly based on the accommodation choices of attendees.
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