Just imagine that feeling of your Glasgow 2026 tickets dropping through the letterbox. Here, we have compiled answers to some of the most frequently asked questions relating to ticketing, which we hope will help you with all the information you require to see your favourite sports and become part of the Glasgow 2026 story.
Q - How can I purchase tickets for Glasgow 2026?
Tickets go on sale from Tuesday 21 October at 12:00 noon through an exclusive pre-sale for anyone who has signed up to the Glasgow 2026 database by 23:59 Thursday 16 October. General sale will commence on Thursday 30 October.
Tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis and payment will be taken immediately at checkout. For each session, there will be an availability indicator showing which sessions have the fewest seats remaining.
Q - What are the pre-sale dates and how do I gain access?
The exclusive pre-sale will begin at 12:00 on Tuesday 21 October, for anyone registered on the Glasgow 2026 database before 16 October, and living in Glasgow or surrounding areas with a G postcode. This first phase of pre-sale will close at 09:00 on Friday 24 October.
Pre-sale Two will be for anyone registered with Glasgow 2026 with a Scottish postcode and will begin at 12:00 on Friday 24 October. This includes anyone from Glasgow and the surrounding area with a G postcode. This phase of pre-sale will close at 09:00 on Monday 27 October.
Pre-sale Three will be to the remainder of the database on Monday 27 October at 12:00 noon, concluding on Wednesday 29 October at 12:00 noon. This also includes all Scotland and G postcodes.
The General sale starts at 12:00 noon on Thursday 30 October. This also includes anyone who is registered for access to pre-sale.
To access the pre-sale, you must have registered with Glasgow 2026 by 23:59 Thursday 16 October. You can only purchase a ticket via the pre-sale through a registered email address, so please ensure that all your details are up to date on the system.
Q - Why did you choose not to ballot tickets for these Games?
We know demand for tickets will be high, so we’re committed to making the process as fair and accessible as possible.
With the UK’s largest sporting event coming to Glasgow next year, we want local communities to have the first chance to buy sought-after tickets. A pre-sale ensures this, giving fans confidence in the tickets and sports they book.
Q - Which postcodes are included in the G-Postcode pre-sale?
Any G postcode with starting number of 1-9
Which postcodes are included in the Scotland pre-sale?
AB, DD, DG, EH, FK, HS, IV, KA, KW, KY, PA, PH, ML, TD and ZE postcodes
Q - Are there any free events?
Glasgow 2026 is working with our partners on an exciting Festival programme. Further information will be released in early 2026.
Q - How many tickets are available for the Games?
500,000 tickets will be available for the Games, across Opening and Closing ceremonies, 10 sports and six Para sports, in four iconic venues.
Q - Which venues will the sports be in?
We’ll be announcing the full event schedule for the Games and sports per venue, later this month. Keep an eye on our social media channels and Glasgow2026.com, for further information.
Q - Where can I find the full competition schedule?
We’ll be announcing the full event schedule for the Games and sports per venue, later this month. Keep an eye on our social media channels and Glasgow2026.com, for further information.
Q - I am interested in Opening Ceremony tickets. Why can’t I purchase these?
Work is underway to plan an incredible Opening Ceremony. Further information, including ticket details, will be released in early 2026.
Q - What provisions have been made for people with accessibility needs?
Each of our venues is fully accessible, with an allotted number of seats for those with specific requirements along with ambulant seating options. We will also have an accessibility line to call for support and details will be released later this month.
Q - How much do tickets cost?
Tickets start from £17 for non-medal sessions and £26 for medal sessions for adult tickets with concessions starting as low as £12.
Further information about ticket pricing will be released later this month. Keep an eye on our website and social media channels for updates.
Q - What fees will be added to my ticket?
No booking fees will be applied to the purchase of your ticket(s).
Q - Can I purchase tickets for all sessions?
Absolutely but the number of tickets you can purchase will be capped to ensure that everyone who wants to buy a ticket for different events has the opportunity to do so.
Q - Are there concession prices?
Yes, concession ticket prices are available and are priced from as little as £13 for a medal session and £12 for a non-medal session. Further information on ticket prices will be released later this month.
Q - What payment options can I use?
Tickets can be purchased using all major debit and credit cards. We are unable to accept American Express, Diners and Laser cards.
Q - Are refunds available and how will I be able to re-sell my ticket?
Unfortunately tickets are non-refundable. We will be providing a ticket re-sale site next year with more information to be confirmed in due.
Q - Can my tickets be revoked for any reason?
All visitors to the Games are bound by Terms and Conditions of purchase and ground regulations at each of the venues.
Q - How will I access my tickets?
Tickets are purchased via Glasgow2026.com. E-tickets will be issued to the email address you registered with and will be available next year.
Q - Can I spread the payment for my ticket(s)?
Payments can only be made by card and customers will not have the option to spread the cost of payments through our system.
Q - Is there a time limit for completing my ticket purchase?
You’ll have 30 minutes to complete your purchase, ensuring tickets remain available on a first-come, first-served basis. Use our event schedule to plan ahead, it will be published on the website on 14 October.
Q - Do you have to go through the whole ticket purchase process on one device?
The platform is accessible for a range of devices. In order to have the best experience we recommend only using one device when purchasing, if possible.
Q - How will my data be protected?
At the Games, protecting your data is a top priority. We adhere strictly to our Data Privacy Policy and Cyber Security Plan, which are designed to safeguard your personal information. These policies outline how we collect, store and use data responsibly, and they are regularly reviewed to stay aligned with industry best practices.
In addition, the Games complies with all applicable data protection regulations, ensuring your rights are respected and your information is handled lawfully.
If you’d like to learn more, copy of our Privacy Policy is available on our website.
Q - Can I purchase a ticket if I only have a PO Box number?
You must have a valid street address to purchase a ticket for the Games.
Q - I’m a resident of a Commonwealth country outside of the UK – how can I get tickets?
Anyone can purchase tickets for the Games. To gain exclusive access, register your details with the Glasgow 2026 database. Anyone registered on the database and living outside Scotland will get access to tickets from Monday 27 October at 12:00 noon (GMT).
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