Olympics in Oklahoma City

The summer of 2028 will be one of Oklahoma City’s biggest, and we’re here to help you make the most of your time in OKC. Already have Olympic tickets in hand or planning to be part of the excitement? Start exploring now. With visitors from around the world headed to Oklahoma City, it’s never too early to start planning your stay.

Two world-class Oklahoma City venues will welcome Olympic competition during LA28.

The OKC Whitewater Center, known locally as RIVERSPORT OKC, will stage Slalom Paddle competition in the heart of Oklahoma City’s Boathouse District. Across town, the OKC Softball Park, known locally as Devon Park in the Adventure District, will welcome the world’s best softball players to a venue already synonymous with championship softball.

Competition dates and schedules are subject to change. Visit LA28.org for the latest.

The competition may be bringing you to Oklahoma City, but there's plenty to experience beyond the Games.

Build some extra time into your Olympic itinerary to explore OKC's attractions, discover local restaurants, experience our districts or get outside for an adventure. Check out our must-dos from our Insider Guide for making your OKC Olympics trip gold-medal-worthy. You can also sign up to receive our monthly e-newsletter or our printed Visitor Guide for more ideas on how to experience OKC.

The Olympic Games are more than just a moment to watch. They're an opportunity to be a part of Oklahoma City history. 

Team OKC is the local organizing and community engagement effort supporting Oklahoma City's role in the LA28 Olympic Games. Follow Team OKC for volunteer opportunities, community events, news and ways to get involved as OKC prepares to welcome the world. 

There’s a lot to look forward to and plenty to plan as we head toward 2028. Find answers to common questions about Olympic events, tickets, accommodations, getting around and more, and check back as new details become available.