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As in the sport absolutely least likely to result in death or major injury. Obviously a very silly question. My current thinking is probably table tennis? Or maybe basketball?

On the one hand, the planner in me likes to see things prepared well ahead of time and the expected long gap between drops should allow me a good deal of time to replenish my savings before Drop 2. On the other hand, I'm so excited and impatient that possibly waiting 6+ months between drops is going to be torture. I would almost rather they had waited the extra year like Paris so that everything could happen closer together not only for my sake but also to not give them as much time to get together and discuss how much they think they can increase the prices and still sell out.

Hey everyone!

I love traveling and exploring new ideas, and recently I found out that the Olympics Games are going to be held in Los Angeles. I'm super excited about it and really want to go and watch the games in person.

Here's my problem and I need help! I’m wondering if anyone knows of any luxury or classic car services that can help me get from LAX airport straight to the Olympic venues. Something fancy, comfortable, and reliable would be perfect.

If you have any suggestions or know any good services that can make this happen, please let me know!

Does anybody have any idea of when drop 2 will be? Or if we will even get another chance?

Not happy with ourselves, we had a timeslot for this weekend and misinterpreted the time. When we logged in to get our tickets it said it was over.

I’ve been checking hospitality ticket prices daily to see if anything gets added and noticed this morning that prices have increased. This seems across the board pricing increase.

I purchased Flag Football hospitality at $450 and they now start at $525. This is for the same category, not a difference between leisure and premium hospitality packages. This is the only one I know the exact price change because I purchased but I have been looking at other sports and see an increase as well. I believe ATH13 was $900 and is now $1100. Wanted to give a heads up that it looks like there is going to be some increase in pricing!

I'm ready for the downvotes here. I understand a lot of the LA28 marketing mentioned cheap tickets, but considering this is a premium/apex of sport event, and being held in one of the most expensive cities in the US, the ticket prices accurately reflect that overall. When I was looking at prices during Drop 1 yesterday, most tickets were on par for what I have paid for professional sports in the US, and medal events were on par with with I've seen for comparable seating zones for NFL playoffs and Superbowls.

I’ll preface this by saying I completely own that I screwed up. But my ticket purchase window said April 16 10pm PST to April 18 10PST.

I went to purchase YESTERDAY 8am EST and it said my window expired? What gives…