Independent guides for tickets, zones, transportation, lodging, budgets, and realistic day planning for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and Paralympics.
If this is your first time planning an Olympic trip, read these in order.
Learn the official dates and what to do each year between now and 2028.
Understand the draw, time slots, drops, and what to prioritize before you buy.
Start thinking in geography, not just individual venues.
Learn how transit, zones, and timing affect what is realistic in a day.
The official Games dates are set. This guide explains what is confirmed, what is still evolving, and what fans should actually do between now and July 2028.
Understand the draw, registration, and time-slot system before you buy.
Know which channels are trustworthy and what to verify before you commit money.
The official dates, key planning milestones, and what to do each year between now and 2028.
How many days to stay, how to pace the trip, and what first-timers usually underestimate.
A planning-first look at same-zone stacking, cross-zone penalties, and buffer time.
Learn why geography should shape your trip before you commit to sessions.
Understand how transit, zone transfers, and timing change what is realistic in a day.
See which out-of-market locations are practical and which add too much travel load.
Compare convenience, budget, and zone fit before you book lodging.
Think through tickets, lodging, food, transit, and contingency money with real trip ranges.
Dates, likely planning differences, and why this deserves its own trip strategy.
The smartest LA28 trips start with geography. Explore the places where venues and sessions cluster, then build a more realistic trip around them.
What the current registration window means, who it affects, and what action to take now.
A practical breakdown of what the first official schedule release changes for real trip planning.
A fast-response guide for sorting what is confirmed, what changed, and what to do next.
Read planning discussions, compare strategies, and ask questions about zones, tickets, and realistic trip ideas.
Use MyLA28 to browse sessions, compare zones, and build a more realistic itinerary around what matters most.
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