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How to get tickets to LA28 if you missed the registration deadline

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    • If you’re feeling late to the party and are still hoping to get your hands on LA28 equestrian tickets, don’t worry as there’s still time.

    The first batch of official LA28 Olympics tickets has dropped today and will be available to purchase for fans who were lucky enough to be randomly assigned access to the first slot after registration. The pre-sale for locals has closed.

    How to get tickets to the LA28 Olympics

    If you registered on or before 18 March 2026

    You may have been allocated a time slot, in which case you just need to log on during your slot to purchase tickets. Not all those who registered have been allocated a time slot – these fans do not need to do anything and will be automatically entered into the draw for the next ticket drop.

    Reminder emails will be sent 24 hours and 3 hours before time slots begin and will include a link to the ticket platform.

    If you have not yet registered

    If you have not registered yet, you need to wait for a future registration window – the window is due to open ahead of subsequent drops. LA28 has confirmed that additional ticket draws will take place later this year, although specific dates have not yet been announced.

    You can sign up for updates here.

    Once you have your time slot

    You will only be able to select and purchase tickets during your allocated time slot. Tickets are limited to 12 per registration, but you can return to make multiple purchases anytime within your time slot, up to your ticket maximum. Fans who don’t meet their ticket maximum or who missed their window will be automatically entered into future draws.

    “With a variety of options for everyone to experience the Games in person, single tickets will start at $28,” said an LA28 spokesperson about Olympic events in general.

    If you can’t see availability for equestrian sports or sessions in this drop, more tickets may be available in future drops if you have not reach your maximum number of tickets.

    Tickets for LA28 Paralympics

    Tickets for the Paralympics will become available in 2027.

    LA28 resale tickets

    A verified resale programme through AXS, Eventim, Ticketmaster and Sports Illustrated Tickets will launch in 2027 for fans looking to buy or sell on the secondary market.

    LA28 Olympic equestrian events schedule

    All equestrian events will be held at Santa Anita Park.

    Eventing: 15-18 July 2028

    • 15-16 July – Dressage
    • 17 July – Cross-country

    Dressage: 20-24 July 2028

    • 20-21 July – Grand Prix, team and individual qualifier
    • 22 July – Grand Prix Special, team final
    • 23 July – Grand Prix Freestyle, individual final

    Showjumping: 25-29 July 2028

    • 25 July – Team qualifier
    • 26 July – Team final
    • 28 July – Individual qualifier
    • 29 July – Individual final

    For more information, visit la28.org

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    Georgia Guerin
    Georgia Guerin

    H&H’s head of e-commerce
    Georgia is Horse & Hound’s equestrian products expert and our favourite shopping guru as she knows about all the latest products, often before they hit the shelves. She is here to help you make the right purchases, whatever your budget, and manages all the ecommerce opportunities that allow us to give you easy access to the best products at the lowest prices. Georgia has first-hand knowledge of all the equestrian brands and their ever-evolving product lines, having been working with them closely since she started in equestrian media in 2015. She is also editor of H&H’s sister site, PetsRadar.
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