How much it costs to go to the Olympics in 2032, which will be held in Brisbane, Australia, depends on travel, accommodation, tickets, and length of stay, but early estimates suggest it will be expensive due to long-haul travel to Australia. As of 2026, ticket prices have not been released by Brisbane 2032 organizers, but based on recent Olympics, expect ticket prices to range from 20 Australian dollars for preliminary events to 500 to 1000 Australian dollars for high-demand finals like athletics and swimming, with opening ceremony tickets potentially 1000 to 2000 AUD. For international visitors from North America or Europe, round-trip airfare to Brisbane in July and August, peak season, will likely cost 1500 to 3000 US dollars economy. Accommodation in Brisbane during Olympics will be high, with hotels expected to charge 250 to 600 AUD per night for 3 to 4 star, and many require minimum stays, so 10-day stay could cost 2500 to 6000 AUD. Food, transport, and merchandise could add 100 to 200 AUD per day. Total for one person traveling from US for one week including tickets, flights, hotel, and expenses is estimated at 5000 to 12000 US dollars, depending on luxury level. Brisbane organizers plan to use existing venues to control costs, but visitor costs remain high. Packages through official hospitality provider will be premium.
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