2020 Olympic Trials All-Session Tickets On Sale Now

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Tickets for the 2020 USA Olympic Swimming Trials are on sale.

The all-session packages went on sale Monday on Ticketmaster.

Ticket packages will follow in November with daily and single-session tickets set to be on sale in February.

Here are the release dates:

July 1, 2019 – All-Session tickets open for general public via Ticketmaster

November 15, 2019 – Launch of 4-day ticket package (based on availability; date subject to change)

February 15, 2020 – Launch of Daily and Single-Session tickets (based on availability; date subject to change)

2020 Olympic Trials pricing

Pricing Levels	All Session Price
Victory Row (rows 9 & 10)	$1300
Gold	$575
Silver	$475
Bronze	$375

Note: Ticket prices are subject to change

The 2020 Olympic Trials dates were announced as the meet will start June 21-28, 2020 in Omaha, Nebraska.

The 2020 Olympic Trials will serve as the selection meet for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. The first day of the Olympic Trials will be five weeks before the first day of swimming at the Olympic Games, which will be a quicker turnaround than the six week gap between the 2016 Trials and Olympics in Rio.

This quick turnaround will be nothing new for the Team USA swimmers who will go on to compete at the Olympics in Tokyo. In 2012, the Olympic Trials were held five weeks ahead of the London Olympics while the 2008 Trials were held six weeks before the Beijing Olympics.

The 2020 Olympic Trials will see the debut of the men’s 800 and women’s 1500 freestyle events as they were added to the Olympic schedule for the first time by the IOC.

Each of the cut times announced were faster than the 2016 cuts, however, only 12 of the 26 previously contested events improved by more than one second. The most significant drop was the men’s 1500 free, which shifted from a 2016 qualifying time of 15:49.99 to a 15:44.89. On the women’s side, the women’s 400 IM saw the biggest drop with a new qualifying time of 4:51.79 over 2016’s 4:54.99.


Event	Men (2016 cut)	Women (2016 cut)
50 Free	23.19 (23.29)	25.99 (26.19)
100 Free	50.49 (50.69)	56.29 (56.49)
200 Free	1:50.79 (1:51.89)	2:01.69 (2:02.39)
400 Free	3:57.29 (3:58.69)	4:16.89 (4:17.99)
800 Free	8:12.99 (N/A)	8:48.09 (8:49.99)
1500 Free	15:44.89 (15:49.99)	16:49.19 (N/A)
100 Back	56.59 (57.19)	1:02.69 (1:03.39)
200 Back	2:02.99 (2:03.79)	2:14.69 (2:16.59)
100 Breast	1:03.29 (1:03.69)	1:10.99 (1:11.49)
200 Breast	2:17.89 (2:18.39)	2:33.29 (2:34.99)
100 Fly	54.19 (54.79)	1:00.69 (1:01.19)
200 Fly	2:01.19 (2:01.99)	2:14.59 (2:14.99)
200 IM	2:04.09 (2:05.09)	2:17.39 (2:18.69)
400 IM	4:25.99 (4:27.49)	4:51.79 (4:54.99)

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Brent Fletcher

4 years ago

Expensive 🙁 .

Jacki Nabor

4 years ago

Reply to Brent Fletcher

So expensive. Discouraging as a parent already traveling across the nation.

Reagan Lucas

4 years ago

Reply to Brent Fletcher

Brent Fletcher and crappy seats.

Brent Fletcher

4 years ago

Reply to Brent Fletcher

Reagan Lucas yes I noticed that too. I assume they keep the lower seats for family/friends/vip. If it’s on tv I will enjoy it from home :).

Rebecca Fayed

4 years ago

Reply to Brent Fletcher

Brent Fletcher Those lower tier 25m seats (at least some) were available this morning right at 11:00 when they went on sale. They kept appearing in my “best seat” search, but were all gone by 11:10 and every time I clicked, they were already in someone else’s cart. I did not get those fantastic lower tier seats, but some people must have. And I checked stub hub and vivid seats to see if they were being sold (just out of curiosity) but nothing (yet).

Rebecca Fayed

4 years ago

Reply to Brent Fletcher

And yes, crazy expensive. ? But I guess if you think of it as 15 different events, it starts to sound more reasonable. But still crazy money.

Christina Michelle Stewart Walker

4 years ago

It’s a shame all the brokers have already snatched up so many of the tickets and will be selling them for even more money!

Laura Colon

4 years ago

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Anne Emaus

4 years ago

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Antoine Britz

4 years ago

Billy Anis Regarde les prix mdr

Billy Anis

4 years ago

Reply to Antoine Britz

Antoine Britz incroyable..??‍♂️

Megan Byer

4 years ago

Mike Byer

bob kravutske

4 years ago

hello people….remember…..it’s all about the money………I get my tickets the day of the event….from grandma whos loved one didn’t make finals…….the prices are evil…….Olympics are same way….1/3 full arenas looking silly…….don’t want to get mugged by them brazilian thugs……I hope they tell the coaches not to hire undercover “ladies of the night”…..swimming has made it !!!!!!…….hookers travelin to Omaha for a fun and busy week!!!…..got to keep those perves out of swimming…….