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Tickets

Olympic Football and Paralympic Games tickets are now on sale.

Olympic Football Tournament

Tickets are now on sale online and by phone on a first come, first served basis, using Visa only, until 6pm on Monday 6 February 2012. Full price tickets start at just £20 with special prices available for young people aged 16 and under and seniors aged 60 and over.

The Olympic Football Tournament will see some of the world's best men's and women's teams competing at six of the finest stadiums in the UK over 13 days of action-packed competition.

There are more than 1.5 million Football tickets still available across all sessions, with limited availability for matches taking place at Wembley.

The men’s team, coached by Stuart Pearce, will begin their London 2012 campaign at Old Trafford on Thursday 26 July, followed by Wembley Stadium on Sunday 29 July. Their final group game will be at the Millennium Stadium on Wednesday 1 August.

Coached by Hope Powell, the women’s team will kick off the tournament on Wednesday 25 July at the Millennium Stadium, with their following match at the same venue on Saturday 28 July. Their final group stage match will take place on Tuesday 31 July at Wembley Stadium.

Visit the London 2012 ticketing website or call 0844 847 2012 to purchase tickets.

Paralympic Games

Remaining tickets for the London 2012 Paralympic Games are now on sale on a first come, first served basis, using Visa only, until 6pm on Monday 6 February 2012.

Tickets are available to purchase from the London 2012 ticketing website or by telephone on 0844 847 2012. Full price tickets start at £10, with tickets for young people aged 16 and under and seniors aged 60 and over costing only £5.

There is good availability for the majority of sports, including Athletics, Wheelchair Basketball and Swimming, as well as for ExCeL and Olympic Park day passes.

Tickets are still available on every day of the Games, including for medal sessions in a number of sports.

View details of Paralympic Games ticket availability

Thomas Cook Games Breaks
Thomas Cook are the official provider of short breaks and have a range of Games Breaks available, including tickets, accommodation and other services. Find out more about short breaks at the Games .

London 2012 Ticketshare
Servicemen and women and their families will be eligible for Ticketshare tickets through the British Olympic Association; the British Paralympic Association; and the home county sports councils – Sport England; Sport Northern Ireland; sportscotland; and Sport Wales.

The London 2012 Ticketshare scheme is dependent on the success of Prestige ticket sales. Read more about Ticketshare.

Have you been offered unauthorised tickets?
Don't be fooled by bogus websites and organisations claiming to sell tickets to the Games. Tickets are only available via official London 2012 sales channels. If you are concerned about anyone offering tickets for sale please check the list of official ticket resellers by using our website checker.

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If you have any ticketing questions you can get fast answers by using our Frequently asked questions tool.

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If you've missed any of our email updates on the ticketing process for London 2012 then you can find all of them below. Please note that this information is only applicable to those people who are eligible to apply for tickets via www.tickets.london2012.com

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