International
Record 9.7 Million Tickets Sold for Paris Olympics
PARIS, FRANCE – Paris 2024 has set a record with 9.7 million tickets sold or allocated, surpassing Atlanta 1996’s 8.3 million.
PARIS, FRANCE – Paris 2024 has set a record with 9.7 million tickets sold or allocated, surpassing Atlanta 1996’s 8.3 million.
Of the 10 million tickets offered, 8.7 million are for the Olympics and 1 million for The Paralympics, though some remain available.
Organizers also gave out around a million free tickets to enhance accessibility. Despite the record-breaking sales, many seats will still be empty.
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