According to Justin King, who is Mayor of London representative for
Locog board, during the first part of the process anyone who has previously
applied in the first two rounds more than a year ago and still did not get any
tickets, will get first bites at them before they go on public sale.
However, once applicants have been awarded a ticket, they will not be
able to re-enter.
The sale will last for a week and seats will be available across all
sports.
There are also a million football tickets and 1.5 million Paralympics
tickets still unsold. Overall, there are at least 3.5 million tickets still
available.
Locog has rejected claims that it had held back seats to stimulate
panic-buying. In fact, the last Olympics ticket race will be happening soon as
venue capacities have been finally set.
There is a chance specific sports tickets like the athletics ones will
be taken by those who have priority access to the final ballot, while only less popular sports tickets
will effectively be on general sale.
100 days to go
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