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Between Drops 1 and 2, fans from around the block and around the world purchased more than SIX MILLION tickets to the LA28 Games, building the foundation of the in-person energy and excitement that will set the tone for the biggest Games in history. The momentum is palpable and we're so excited to share more opportunities for more people to attend the Games. Check out the press release at LINK IN BIO to see the latest on LA28 tickets after Drop 2.

Two years from now, the Paralympic Games will make their Los Angeles debut. The world's best athletes will compete across LA, bringing incredible and unforgettable moments to our city.

Across 23 sports and 4,480 athletes, the 2028 Paralympic Games will be the biggest ever! Get to know the sports coming to the LA28 Paralympic Games and start looking ahead to 2028.

“The role of a Chef de Mission is one of great responsibility. You are entrusted with leading your delegation, safeguarding the interests and well-being of your athletes and officials, coordinating many moving parts, and representing your National Olympic Committee and your country with dignity.”

President Temengil told participants during the a four-day OSEP Chef de Mission Course in Palau, marking the first delivery of a longer LA28 Readiness Support Programme designed to move NOCs from awareness to operational readiness for games

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ONOC Media Release - North Pacific Chefs de Mission Begin LA28 Readiness Journey in Palau Aug 15, 2026 | Chefs de Mission from four North Pacific National Olympic Committees have completed the OSEP Chef de Mission Course in Palau, leaving with strengthened Games Delivery Plans and a clear roadmap for the Olympic Games Los Angeles 2028.

ONOC President Baklai Temengil delivered ONOC's report to the Pacific Games Council General Assembly in Papeete on Friday 7 August, setting out a case for planning the region's next six years as one athlete pathway rather than a series of separate events.

Dakar 2026. Tahiti 2027. Los Angeles 2028. Cook Islands 2029. Tonga 2031. Brisbane 2032.

"These Games are not separate events. They represent one direction with many opportunities."

She also put a question to the region: should Oceania explore its own Youth Olympic Games? The proposal is for a review led by the ONOC Games Commission, not a decision.

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ONOC Media Release - ONOC President Calls for One Oceania Approach to Athlete Pathways and Future Games Aug 14, 2026 | Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC) President Baklai Temengil has called for stronger regional alignment around athlete development, good governance and partnership, while inviting Pacific sporting leaders to begin exploring the potential for an Oceania Youth Olympic Games.