As the Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina (February 6-22) approach, ticketing is enjoying great success. At the end of October 2025, more than 850,000 tickets had already been sold out of a total of 1.4 million, a figure higher than initial forecasts according to Andrea Varnier, general director of the organizing committee. Since the beginning of November, the sale has continued every Wednesday with the posting of new tickets online, and certain events still show availability.
In addition to single tickets, several hotel packages remain available. These offers combine accommodation and guaranteed entry to an event, but prices climb quickly, reaching several hundred to thousands of euros depending on the hotel and the discipline chosen.
Tickets are also still available for the opening ceremony, with prices varying from 260 euros (category D) to 2026 euros (category A). However, for the closing ceremony in Verona, only hospitality offers remain available.
Tickets still on sale for the biathlon
As for alpine sports, some very popular events are sold out, such as the men’s downhill on February 7 in Bormio, but there are still tickets for the slalom (February 9), the Super-G (February 11) and the giant slalom (February 14), from 220 euros. The combined events, women’s (February 10) and men’s (February 9), still offer some availability at similar prices.
For biathlon, bobsleigh, cross-country skiing, freestyle skiing, Nordic combined and ski jumping, all events still have tickets on sale, between 50 and 200 euros. The first speed skating competitions are also accessible from 180 euros.
Ice hockey is a discipline in its own right since tickets for the first rounds are still available at 30 euros, while the men’s and women’s final four are full. However, it is still possible to buy a ticket for the third place match, provided you spend 500 euros.
Finally, the official resale site still allows you to purchase tickets for almost all disciplines.
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