2026 Asian Games Ticket Sales Begin June 30: Everything You Need to Know
General ticket sales for the 2026 Asian Games and Asian Para Games open on June 30. Fans can purchase tickets for all disciplines via the official website, with expanded retail options starting July 15 to help promote the major international sporting event.
Highlights
- •General ticket sales for the 2026 Asian Games and Asian Para Games officially open on June 30.
- •Tickets for all 41 Asian Games and 18 Asian Para Games events are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- •Physical ticket sales at convenience stores and secondary platforms for select sports begin on July 15.
- •A nationwide promotional caravan is underway to boost public interest ahead of the autumn tournaments.
Excitement is mounting for the upcoming sports spectacles as general public Asian Games ticket sales are officially set to commence. Starting June 30, enthusiasts will have the opportunity to secure their seats for the 2026 Asian Games and the Asian Para Games through the designated official tournament website.
Organizers have confirmed that tickets for all 41 sports included in the Asian Games and the 18 disciplines featured in the Asian Para Games will be released on a first-come, first-served basis. The digital ticket window opens precisely at 5:00 PM on June 30. For those preferring in-person options or alternative platforms, sales for select popular events—including swimming, soccer, and basketball—will expand to nationwide convenience stores like Seven-Eleven and FamilyMart, as well as the Ticket Pia website, starting July 15 at 10:00 AM.
Promoting the Spirit of the Games
In the lead-up to the official launch of Asian Games ticket sales, a promotional event titled “Still Unknown, the Hidden Power of Asia” was hosted in Tokyo. The event featured notable figures, including Sports Agency Commissioner Junichi Kawai, former wrestling gold medalist Eri Tosaka, and wheelchair rugby star Eishige Wakayama, alongside the comedy duo Alco and Peace.
The event aimed to foster anticipation across the country by showcasing the raw intensity and athleticism of the upcoming tournaments. Attendees were given a firsthand look at the physical demands of Paralympic sports, as comedian Kenta Sakai experienced a simulated wheelchair rugby tackle from Eishige Wakayama. Describing the encounter as a high-impact experience, Sakai emphasized the sheer force involved in the sport, likening the collision to being struck by a rhinoceros. Eri Tosaka, who secured a gold medal in the 2014 Incheon Games, encouraged the public to support the athletes, framing the upcoming competitions as a unique opportunity to witness world-class determination and skill.
As the host region, Aichi and Nagoya are spearheading efforts to build momentum through a nationwide caravan tour. With the official Asian Games ticket sales now underway, organizers are confident that fans will enthusiastically engage with the events. Whether experiencing the thrill in person or watching from afar, the focus remains on celebrating the competitive spirit of athletes from across the continent.
For additional inquiries regarding ticketing, the public can reach out to the dedicated support line at 052-990-6573, available on weekdays between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
