“Will I get a time slot for the ticket purchase?”
“Will I be able to secure my desired seats within the 30-minute time limit?”
“Will the system suddenly crash?”
As of now (August 2026), the general ticket lottery for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics is in full swing.
Fans from all over the world who plan to watch the games in person are rushing to reserve tickets, hearts pounding, with their smartphones in hand. This is especially true for those in regions with time differences who are trying to access the U.S. ticketing system.
However, the Olympics feature a special entrance for those who don’t want to wait in line.
That’s the “Official Hospitality Package” offered by “On Location,” the only provider officially recognized by the IOC and the Organizing Committee.
What kind of tickets are included in this Hospitality Package!?
How much does it cost to enjoy such an elegant viewing experience!?
In this article, we’ll take a peek at this “little-known, exclusive route” favored by the world’s wealthy and VIPs!
This article is recommended for the following people:
- High-net-worth individuals who want to enjoy the ultimate viewing experience from premium seats without having to wait in line
- Salespeople at companies that use the Olympics as a venue for entertaining clients
- Anyone curious about what it’s like for high-net-worth individuals to watch the Olympics
No lotteries, no traffic jams!
The benefits of the hospitality package go beyond simply having “good seats.” Its true power lies in the “ultimate stress-free experience” that completely overcomes the shortcomings of Los Angeles as a city.
There are two major differences between regular game tickets and the hospitality package.
Secure your tickets without having to fight for them
You can be sure to purchase tickets for highly popular events—such as the opening ceremony, swimming finals, and men’s basketball—without having to enter a lottery. There’s also absolutely no risk of being denied entry at the venue, as can happen with resold tickets.
With the premium plan, hotel accommodations and private car transfers are included
At the Los Angeles Olympics, which promotes a “car-free” policy, travel to competition venues will generally be limited to public transportation and buses. Private vehicles will be prohibited from approaching or parking near large-scale competition venues.
In addition, severe traffic congestion is expected in Los Angeles during the Games, and it is certain that well-located hotels will fill up quickly.
With one of the premium hospitality packages, you’ll enjoy a combination of transfers via a specially permitted charter vehicle and a room at a 5-star hotel, ensuring a completely stress-free travel experience.
Services and Price Ranges for Each Plan
The Hospitality Package is divided into six plans to suit your needs and budget. Let’s take a look at the three main plans, including the services they offer and their prices.
Hospitality Lounges
Hospitality Lounges Services
In addition to match tickets, you’ll have access to a VIP lounge located inside (or near) the stadium. You can escape the crowds and enjoy cuisine prepared by top chefs and premium cocktails.
Price Range for the Hospitality Lounges
Approximately $2,500 to $5,000 for a package including one ticket.Prices vary depending on the sport and seat category.
This service is a great option for individuals who want to treat themselves to just one game while they’re at it.
Private Suites
Private Suites Services
A fully private room package designed for corporate entertainment and groups. A private space is provided in the prime location within the stadium, complete with a dedicated dining area and a personal butler to attend to your needs.
Price Range for the Private Suites
Approximately $25,000 to over $100,000 per room
These are extraordinary spaces used for entertaining corporate executives and hosting VIP families from around the world.
Platinum Access
Platinum Access Services
This is the ultimate package for watching the Olympics.
In addition to front-row seats and access to VIP lounges, a dedicated concierge will tailor the entire trip to your needs—including stays at luxury five-star hotels in Beverly Hills and other locations, as well as transportation in a private vehicle.
Price Range for the Platinum Access
Approximately $15,000 to over $50,000 per person.
This is an all-in-one, ultra-luxury experience that ensures every aspect of your stay in Los Angeles is of the highest caliber.
A Secret Trick to Skip the Waiting List: “A ,000 Deposit”
To purchase this special package, the first step is to make a “Priority Deposit” (a down payment).
Currently, the official website is accepting Priority Deposits of $5,000 (approximately 750,000 yen) per person.
Paying this $5,000 grants you priority access, allowing you to skip to the “front of the line” on the waiting list when the package goes on sale. Afterward, a dedicated sales concierge will be assigned to you and will work with you one-on-one to finalize your plan, discussing details such as “which events you want to watch” and “what kind of hotel you’d like to stay at.”
Where do I sign up?
Tickets are not available on the official LA28 general ticket sales website or other ticket sites; they are sold exclusively on the dedicated website of the official provider, “On Location.”
👉️https://hospitality.la28.org
To sign up for a plan or make a deposit, start by clicking the “Log in or Sign Up” button in the upper-right corner.
You can also contact us via the contact form in the “Discover” menu or by phone.
You can choose to try your luck in the general lottery and keep your fingers crossed for tickets. Or you can spend some money to ensure a comfortable, hassle-free experience and get a taste of how the wealthy enjoy the Games. Either way, you’ll get a sense of the sheer scale of the Olympics as a sports business.
In any case, while letting your imagination run wild with thoughts like, “Someday I’d love to watch the Opening Ceremony from a VIP lounge like this…,” let’s start preparing for your trip to Los Angeles in whatever style suits you best!
After taking a look at Los Angeles’ hospitality package, let’s explore the true face of Cortina, host of the 2026 Winter Games. Welcome to the “Monaco of Winter”—a haven for the ultra-wealthy where a single cup of coffee costs 2,500 yen.
