On March 1, the 6th Asian Beach Games Sanya 2026 (the Games) Organising Committee (SABGOC) announced that the official ticketing website (https://tickets.sanya2026.cn/) and the WeChat mini programme ("6th Asian Beach Games Ticketing”) have completed design and development, and are now in the public testing stage.

The public may now buy tickets for test events such as Beach Volleyball and Teqball via the official online platforms.

Official Online Ticketing Platform

As the official online ticketing platform for the Games, the website and mini programme will sell tickets to spectators around the globe for all competition events. In addition to ticket sales, the platforms will offer news and user registration, aiming to provide a convenient, efficient, and personalised ticketing experience.

The SABGOC announced that, as of March 1, the design and development of the ticketing system and mini programme are complete and have now entered the public testing phase.

During this phase, tickets for the Beach Volleyball and Teqball test events from March 5 to 8 can be purchased via the official platform, allowing spectators to get an early-bird preview of the ticket purchasing process.

Ticket sales for the Games will be released in stages, in line with the confirmation of competition schedules. The launch dates and session details for each sales stage will be published in advance in the “Ticketing Information” section on the official platform.

Zhang Yue, head of the Ticketing Division in the Marketing Department of the 6th Asian Beach Games Sanya 2026 Executive Committee (SABGEC), stated that the test event is a premium competition jointly organised with the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) at SABGOC's invitation. It is expected to showcase top-tier competition and remarkable performances.

To encourage more people to visit the venues and experience the atmosphere of the Games, specially priced tickets for the test events are available at CNY 30, providing an affordable chance to watch live competitions.

In line with the “Green Games” mandate, ticketing will primarily be electronic, with e-tickets accessible on smartphones to reduce paper use.

To better serve elderly spectators and individuals who may face challenges with mobile devices, on-site ticket booths will be open during the public testing phase at both the Tianya Haijiao Beach Volleyball Competition Venue and the Yuhai Road Teqball Competition Venue, allowing the purchase of paper tickets.

Test event ticket sales will operate on a “real-name registration, first-come, first-served” basis.

All potential ticket purchasers are required to register with their real name and identity information before buying tickets through the official ticketing website or mini programme. When making a purchase, buyers must enter their own real-name details and those of each ticket holder.

To make it easier to buy tickets for family or friends, users can pre-add “frequent ticket holders" via the “User Centre” feature.

During the test events, spectators must show both their event ticket and a corresponding valid ID. Entry is only allowed if the ticket, ID, and personal details match.

To further improve service quality, SABGOC has introduced a ticketing enquiry hotline, 400-016-8150, in addition to the online platform. The public can call this hotline for help with ticket purchases or to offer feedback and suggestions on ticketing services.

The launch of the official ticketing platform and public testing phase represents another key milestone in the Games preparation process.

As anticipation for this major Asian sporting spectacular grows, SABGOC will take this opportunity to further optimise ticketing procedures and provide spectators worldwide with a more convenient and intelligent viewing experience.