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The official ticketing system for the 15th National Games, the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities (NGD), and the 9th National Special Olympic Games (NSOG) was launched on August 13, with over five million tickets expected to be available—far exceeding the volume of previous editions.

Starting August 28, the first tickets for the Games will go on sale, covering 17 sports such as football, basketball, gymnastics, and shooting. All tickets will be priced between ￥30 and ￥800, with more than 50% priced under ￥100.

This edition fully implements the ticket-purchasing rules of "registration first, one ticket per credential, and real-name attendance." To facilitate purchases, the organizing committee has opened five ticket-purchasing channels: the official ticketing website (ticket.baygames.cn), the official ticketing mini-program (search for "15th National Games Official Ticketing" (十五運官方票務) on WeChat), online resale channels, offline resale channels, and ticket booths at venues.

Screenshot of 15th National Games official ticketing website

After trial runs and technical adjustments, the official ticketing platform went live, and ticketing services were officially launched on August 13. The public is encouraged to complete real-name registration in advance to receive fixture schedules, venue guides, and other spectator information.

According to statistics, tickets are available for 32 competitive sports at the National Games, including popular sports such as table tennis, basketball, badminton, and diving. Additionally, mass participation events during the opening and closing ceremonies—such as dragon and lion dancing, tennis, 3-on-3 basketball, and karate, as well as the 15 sports of the 12th NGD and 9th NSOG events including taekwondo, boccia, badminton, and athletics—are also ticketed. The total number of tickets available for sale is expected to exceed five million.