Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Explore how we're getting ready for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Discover how the Games will benefit our city.
In 2032, Brisbane will shine on the global stage as the Host City of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The eyes of the world will be on Brisbane as athletes from across the globe compete for gold.
The Games is an opportunity to showcase South East Queensland to the world. It’s also a stimulus for improving infrastructure and connections within the region, helping to shape a better Brisbane for the future.
How the Games will benefit residents
Council is committed to working with the community to achieve sustainable long-term outcomes that will benefit residents now and long after the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Hosting the Games is about much more than 4 weeks of world-class sport, it’s an opportunity to:
- accelerate outcomes that will enhance our environment, lifestyle, community and economy
- ensure benefits are delivered across all of Brisbane
- create a legacy of new and upgraded facilities and infrastructure
- create a better connected, more sustainable region
- improve the quality of life for our community.
Key benefits
7 years to go to Brisbane 2032
We’re on the green and gold runway to 2032. Find out what we’re doing to get the city ready for the Games.
Countdown to 2032
The State Government’s new vision for Games venues will transform Brisbane into the sporting capital of Australia.
- Our grassroots community clubs will be able to access landmark investment through the Games On! Program.
- Victoria Park / Barrambin will become Queensland’s centre stage with a new world-class stadium.
- The new National Aquatic Centre will deliver the world’s best aquatic centre in our backyard.
The 2032 Delivery Plan also provides Brisbane with the opportunity to create a lasting transport legacy for our growing region.
We're looking forward to working with all levels of government to deliver a legacy that will benefit Greater Brisbane and beyond for generations to come.
Council's role in hosting the Games
We are playing a major role in the delivery of the Brisbane 2032 Games, from traffic management and crowd movements to providing visitor services and local venue operations plus much more.
We’re also ensuring the Games will have lasting benefits for locals and businesses, both before and after 2032.
Games delivery partners
We’re collaborating with all levels of government and organisations to bring the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games to life.
This includes the Australian Government, Queensland Government, Australian Olympic Committee, Paralympics Australia and councils throughout the region.
Get involved in the Games
There will be plenty of opportunities to get involved in the lead up to and during the Games, including:
- volunteering for the Games workforce
- participating in civic pride programs
- attending the Cultural Olympiad’s arts and cultural events
- celebrating Brisbane 2032 milestones, including the countdown to the Games, Olympic Day and Paralympic Day
- following the Brisbane 2032 Torch Relay as it journeys across the country to the final cauldron lighting at the opening ceremony.
Frequently asked questions
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be held from:
- 23 July to 8 August 2032 (Olympic events)
- 24 August to 5 September (Paralympic events).
The Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be held in Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast and the Gold Coast.
Events will also take place in South East Queensland, Cairns, Townsville and other locations across regional Queensland, as well as Sydney and Melbourne.
To learn more about the plan for the Games, you can watch a video on the AUS Olympic Team YouTube channel.
The Olympic and Paralympic Athletes Villages for the 2032 Games will be located in:
- Brisbane Showgrounds, Bowen Hills
- Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast
- Maroochydore, Sunshine Coast (satellite village).
To learn more about the venues for the Games, you can watch a video on the AUS Olympic Team YouTube channel.
In 2021, the International Olympic Committee announced Brisbane as Host City of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Learn about the journey to hosting the 2032 Games.
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