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Everything you need to know about the second LA28 Olympics ticket drop
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News from California, across the nation and world - Los Angeles Times
After 4 million tickets sold and maybe a million more headaches, the Olympic ticket booth opens again this week.
LA28 sold a record number of tickets during its first drop in April, signaling unprecedented interest in the Olympics as they return to Southern California for the first time since 1984.
In fact, interest in the Games has only grown since April’s first drop.
LA28 announced Wednesday that more than 12 million people from more than 200 countries have registered for tickets, a dramatic increase from the 5 million registrants the organizing committee boasted in late February before the first ticket drop.
The second drop that begins Wednesday offers “refreshed inventory across all Olympic sports,” LA28 said.