Paris 2024 Paralympics: Opening Ceremony Countdown and Key Details
The excitement is building as the Paris 2024 Paralympics approach! The Games, which celebrate athletes with disabilities, are set to kick off with their grand opening ceremony on August 28, 2024. Here’s everything you need to know to make sure you don’t miss a moment of this extraordinary event.
The opening ceremony will start at 8 PM local Paris time on August 28, 2024. For those of us in Australia, that translates to the early morning of August 29. Depending on your location, here’s when you can tune in:
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- 2 AM AWST (Western Australia)
- 3:30 AM ACST (Northern Territory and South Australia)
- 4 AM AEST (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria)
The ceremony will take place at the iconic Place de la Concorde and along the Champs-Elysées, promising a spectacular display of French culture and Paralympic spirit.
The Paris 2024 Paralympics will run for nearly two weeks, concluding on September 8. For Australian viewers, the closing ceremony will be on September 9, starting at 8 PM Paris time. Again, tune in early:
- 2 AM AWST (Western Australia)
- 3:30 AM ACST (Northern Territory and South Australia)
- 4 AM AEST (Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, Victoria)
The closing ceremony promises an electrifying finale, featuring 24 of France's top DJs in an "electro party" theme, celebrating the spirit and achievements of the athletes.
As for broadcasting, the Paralympics will be available free-to-air on Channel 9 and 9Gem. For those who prefer streaming, 9Now will offer 20 live channels dedicated to the Games. Additionally, ABC Sport will provide live updates and coverage, ensuring you stay informed as events unfold.
Australia is sending a robust team of 160 Paralympians to Paris, including 61 first-time competitors. The team will be led by co-captains Angie Ballard, an eight-time Paralympic medallist in athletics, and Curtis McGrath, a triple gold medallist in Para-canoe. Notably, track and field star Madison de Rozario and swimmer Brendan Hall will proudly carry the Australian flag during the opening ceremony.
In summary, the Paris 2024 Paralympics are set to be a historic and inspiring event. From the stunning opening ceremony to the action-packed competitions, there will be plenty of moments to cheer for and celebrate. Make sure to mark your calendars and tune in to support our athletes as they showcase their incredible talents on the world stage!
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