Birmingham 2022 reveals detailed schedule and ticket information

Six out of the eight Para sports in the competition programme set to kick off on 29 August in next year's Commonwealth Games 15 Jun 2021

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By Birmingham 2022 and IPC

The full event schedule for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has been released on Tuesday (15 June) allowing sports fans to see the detail of exactly which events will be held in each of the 286 sessions that will feature from 28 July to 8 August next year.

With 19 different sports and eight Para sports, Birmingham 2022 has a rich and varied programme and there will be medal moments on every single day of competition.

The schedule includes two ‘Super Sundays’ for spectators to look forward to, with the second billed as the ultimate showcase for women’s sport.

Birmingham 2022 is set to have the largest integrated Para sport programme in history with eight sports: Para athletics, Para cycling, Para powerlifting, Para swimming, Para table tennis, Para triathlon, and wheelchair basketball 3x3, alongside Para lawn bowls.

Six Para sports will kick off on 29 July, 2022 including medal events in Para cycling and Para swimming. Para athletics will start on 2 August and Para powerlifting will take place on 4 August.

You can find the detailed schedule for each sport on the Birmingham 2022 official page.

We’ve released an update to the #B2022 competition schedule, giving you all the details of our fully integrated para sport programme – the biggest in Commonwealth Games history.

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— Birmingham 2022 (@birminghamcg22) June 15, 2021

With more detail for the sports programme now revealed, the Games is really taking shape and it is time for people to start planning which sessions they want to attend next year.

Volunteer programme

Registration is now open for ticket ballot at birmingham2022.com, with residents from the host region able to apply in July. Main ticket ballot starts in September.

The ‘Games for everyone’ will have tickets starting from just £8 (around 9.30 Euro) for under 16s and from £15 for adults (17.40 Euro).

Every single session will have tickets available for £22 (25.50 Euro), including the Opening and Closing Ceremonies and all medal sessions.

Earlier this month, Birmingham 2022 launched the volunteer programme for next year’s Games. The Organising Committee is looking for more than 13,000 volunteers to take part in the event.

More information about the programme can be found here.

Gold Coast, Australia hosted the last edition of the Commonwealth Games in 2018.