The LA28 Olympics budget is around $7.15 billion, aiming for fiscal responsibility through massive private funding (sponsorships, tickets), with revenue goals exceeding costs to shield taxpayers, though security and potential overruns remain factors, while public ticket prices start at $28. Organizers have secured over $2 billion in sponsorships (cash/in-kind), with major deals from Honda, Google, etc., and plan public ticket sales in 2026 with low-cost options.

Budget & Funding Budget: Currently estimated at ~$7.15 billion, up from the initial bid estimate of $5.3 billion, due to inflation and market conditions.

Sponsorships: Over $2 billion secured (cash & services) with goals of $2.5 billion, making it the largest revenue source. Brands like Google, Uber, Honda are key partners.

Taxpayer Shield: Heavy reliance on private funding aims to prevent taxpayer burden, with the city covering initial overruns (first $270M).

Tickets & Costs for Attendees

Start Price: Single tickets will start at $28 for both Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Sales: Official sales begin in 2026, with early access for Angelenos and nearby communities.

Access: Aims for broad access with various price points, including hospitality packages, via l28.org. Key Financial Strategy Leveraging existing venues and minimizing new construction. Pioneering creative sponsorships (cash, goods, naming rights). Building a surplus, similar to the profitable 1984 Games, to fund youth sports.