Update: Tickets will go on sale at 11:00 AM Eastern Time.
All-session passes for the 2020 U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials will go on sale on July 1, 2019. This means that fans will actually be able to buy tickets for the 2020 Olympic Tickets (which go on sale internationally on June 14th) before tickets to the Olympic Trials. The meet will be held from Sunday, June 21st through Sunday, June 28th.
Key Dates:
- July 1, 2019 – All-Session tickets open for general public via Ticketmaster
- November 15, 2019 – Launch of 4-day ticket package (based on availability; date subject to change)
- February 15, 2020 – Launch of Daily and Single-Session tickets (based on availability; date subject to change)
This is similar timing to the 2016 Trials, where they went on sale on June 29th of the prior year.
For the first time ever, all 8 days of the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials were sold out in 2016.
- For the most up-to-date information, visit: www.usaswimming.org/trials
Hotel rooms are available to book for the public 12 months in advance of the dates for which they are to be booked.
Ticket prices for the 2020 Trials have increased slightly: an 2016 all-session pass cost $550, $450, or $350 for the 3 primary tiers. The $25 increase is almost exactly in-line with U.S. inflation over the same time period.
There will be a slight premium on tickets for either 4-day (half-meet) packages or single-day packages.
The newly-renamed CHI Health Center in Omaha seats over 17,000 for basketball games, with its swimming capacity reduced to just-over 14,000 for the Olympic Trials.
| PRICING | ||||
| Pricing Levels | All Session Price | 4-day packages | Daily | By Session |
| Victory Row (rows 9 & 10) | $1,300 | $715 | $200 ($135/$65) | $135 – Finals
$65 – Prelims |
| Gold | $575 | $320 | $90 ($65/$25) | $65 – Finals
$25 – Prelims |
| Silver | $475 | $260 | $75 ($55/$20) | $55 – Finals
$20 – Prelims |
| Bronze | $375 | $210 | $60 ($45/$15) | $45 – Finals
$15 – Prelims |
So, on February 15th we will be able to buy Victory Row daily tickets through Ticketmaster?
So, on February 15th we will be able to purchase Victory Row daily tickets through Ticketmaster?
Are there typically single day tickets available by the time they are go on sale? Looking to just experience this with my swim kids for one day.
There have been historically. I wouldn’t feel super confident about it right now, at least not for “first purchase” tickets. There will be plenty on resale though from people who could only go certain days, or who bought an all-sessions pass not intending to go to all of the sessions.
Could someone please tell me if the purchasers name is printed on the ticket? I’m trying to buy tickets from South Africa but seem to be unable to do so because of my billing address being outside the USA….I may ask a friend in the US to buy them for me…thanks Greg
Hello. Is there an opening ceremony for the trials? And if so is it the day before, like June 20th?
Trying to figure out when to arrive.
Thanks.
Huge swim fan – there is not. Or, there hasn’t been in the past. They do kind of a big show on the first night, but nothing pre-meet.
Whats the difference between the all-session tickets and the 4-day package?
The “all-session” tickets get you all 8 days of the meet. The 4-day package gets you only half.
How can you get luxury suite tickets?
With credit card or bitcoin
How do we find out the schedule of events so that we know which days to purchase tickets for?
https://swimswam.com/2020-us-olympic-swimming-trials-will-follow-olympic-schedule/