The Tokyo Olympic Games in Japan began to sell tickets in May.
From mid-May, audiences outside Japan can buy Olympic tickets online, and foreigners who happen to be in Japan can also snap up tickets on the spot.
However, the Tokyo Olympic Organizing Committee also revealed that the specific invoicing date has not yet been determined. The principle of online ticket sales is first come, first served, which is different from that of Japanese residents who started selling tickets last year. At that time, the way to register in advance and draw lots was adopted.
Visitors outside Japan buy tickets.
Visitors outside Japan can also buy tickets from authorized agents in their own countries. About 4.48 million lottery tickets have been sold to Japanese residents through two lucky draws. BOCOG did not disclose the number of remaining tickets. It is reported that there are about 9 million tickets left.
Tickets purchased by Japanese residents
From February 20th, Japanese residents will have another chance to buy tickets for the Olympic Games by lottery. This time, in order to take care of those who are not used to buying tickets online, the organizing Committee decided to send postcards. The specific way is to mail postcards with my name, address and other necessary information to the designated address from February 20th to March 12. If the number is drawn, the organizing Committee will return the postcard with the purchase date and serial number to the applicant in early April, and the applicant can buy tickets at the downtown ticket office with this postcard.
Ticket purchase rules
According to reports, each person can only buy one ticket, with a maximum of four tickets per person and two tickets for the opening and closing ceremonies.
After the postcards are sold, the remaining tickets will be sold around the world in official website. In addition, the organizing committee will also set up two ticket sales windows in downtown Tokyo for the audience to buy on the spot.
Official website ticket guide
1 and April 18: official website officially opened for the Tokyo Olympic Games.
2. May 9th: Draw lots to apply for the first round of tickets.
3. May 28th: The first round of ticket application is over.
4. June 20th: The results of the first round of voting were officially announced and paid.
5. July 2nd: Payment ends.
Fall/Winter 2008: official website directly sells Olympic tickets on a first-come-first-served basis while stocks last.
7. Spring 2008: official website and offline outlets began to sell tickets.
Tips: Theoretically, the above 1:00-6:00 ticket sales are aimed at people living in Japan. In fact, if you have relatives and friends working, studying or living in Japan, you can participate in online ticket purchase, and the subscription ID can bring relatives and friends into the venue, and the subscription ID holder must be present.