Tickets for the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Swimming Trials are on sale now.
The Trials, presented by Bell, will take place at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre from March 30-April 5 to select the athletes to represent Canada at the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo.
Among the headline athletes will be Penny Oleksiak, who won gold in the 100 freestyle at the Rio Olympics, and reigning world champions Kylie Masse (100 backstroke) and Maggie MacNeil (100 butterfly). The Canadians won six Olympic medals in Rio, all by female swimmers. That total rose to eight in last summer’s World Championships, including bronze medals in all three women’s relays.
Fans have a variety of ticket options to customize their Trials experience by purchasing single-day passes for $49, or tickets to individual sessions for evening finals ($39) or morning heats ($15). Full-event ($249) and three-day weekend passes ($125) remain on sale as well.
“The Olympic and Paralympic Trials is our premier event of the quadrennial, in an absolute world-class facility at the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre,” said Swimming Canada Director of Marketing and Business Development Alan Raphael in a press release. “We are already on our way to filling the building through the tremendous response to our pre-sale of full event and weekend passes. Now we’re excited to offer the opportunity for fans who may only be able to attend specific days or sessions to experience our best-ever Trials.”
Swimming Trials are part of the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Trials Series, also presented by Bell Canada, which link together the trials for gymnastics and track and field.
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