With just over one year left until the Tokyo 2020 Opening Ceremony, we have some important ticketing information for you! We’re expecting a high demand for tickets for Tokyo 2020, so you should plan to purchase tickets well in advance of the Games.
Tickets must be purchased through CoSport. CoSport is the ONLY authorized Games ticket retailer in the United States - any tickets purchased through other avenues cannot be guaranteed. CoSport’s live ticket sales open on July 9, 2019. Once Live Sales start on July 9, you will be able to find tickets on their website and purchase immediately. Keep in mind, CoSport only accepts Visa cards, as Visa is the only card accepted at the Olympic Games. Inventory is sold in real time and can change at any time, so be sure to regularly review available inventory posted on CoSport’s website. Please review their FAQ section for helpful info.
Please contactolympiccommunications@ussailing.org if you have questions about the ticketing process.
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