Commonwealth Games 2026: Here's how to you can get tickets for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games
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Here is everything you need to know about tickets for the 2026 Commonwealth Games - including prices.
The 2026 Commonwealth Games are due to kick off this week in Glasgow, with some of the world’s best sports stars taking part.
During this year’s event, ten sports will be showcased around the Scottish city, including swimming and para swimming, boxing, judo, gymnastics and more.
Spread across four venues - such as the Scottish Events Campus and Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome - there will be plenty of opportunities for fans to show their support in person.
Here’s how you can get tickets for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow - including the opening ceremony on Thursday, July 23.
When are the 2026 Commonwealth Games?
The 2026 Commonwealth Games will take place from Thursday, July 23 until Sunday, August 2.
Where can I get Commonwealth Games tickets?
If you would like to be in the crowd to see some of the top athletes in the world go head to head in Glasgow this year, there are a few places to check depending on which event you are interested in.
Tickets for the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony and individual sporting events will be available for purchase through the event’s official ticketing site.
If you are only interested in seeing specific fringe events - such as those hosted at additional venues such as SWG3 - these will be available from Ticketmaster.
As for tickets for all Commonwealth Games sporting events - including para athletics and swimming - these can be purchased here.
How much are Commonwealth Games tickets? All event ticket prices for Glasgow 2026
Whether you are interested in attending just one specific event or several, here is the full list of 2026 Commonwealth Games ticket prices:
3x3 Basketball and 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball
- Non-Medal Session: £17-£65, concessions starting from £12.
- Medal Session: £26-£85, concessions starting from £13
Artistic Gymnastics
- Non-Medal Session: £26-£55, concessions starting from £20
- Medal Session: £55-£125, concessions starting from £41
Athletics and Para Athletics
- Non-Medal Session: £26-£90, concessions starting from £20
- Medal Session: £26-£150, concessions starting from £20
Bowls and Para Bowls
- Non-Medal Session: £17-£30, concessions starting from £13
- Medal Session: £26-£45, concessions starting from £15
Boxing
- Non-Medal Session: £17-£90, concessions starting from £12
- Medal Session: £26-£125, concessions starting from £20
Judo
- Non-Medal Session: £17-£35, concessions starting from £12
- Medal Session: £26-£50, concessions starting from £20
Netball
- Non-Medal Session: £17-£65, concessions starting from £13
- Medal Session: £26-£85, concessions starting from £13
Para Power Lifting
- Non-Medal Session: £26-£45, concessions starting from £20
- Medal Session: £26-£45, concessions starting from £20
Swimming and Para Swimming
- Non-Medal Session: £26-£90, concessions starting from £20
- Medal Session: £26-£150, concessions starting from £20
Track Cycling and Para-Track Cycling
- Non-Medal Session: £26-£90, concessions starting from £20
- Medal Session: £26-£150, concessions starting from £20
Weightlifting
- Non-Medal Session: £26-£45, concessions starting from £20
- Medal Session: £26-£45, concessions starting from £20
This isn’t including ticket prices for additional events such as the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony, where tickets will range in price from £45 to £195, or from £34 to £146 for concessions.
You can find out more about the Commonwealth Games here.
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