LCS Championship 2026 tickets arrive in two waves

The 2026 LCS Championship will take place October 3–4 at Gas South Arena outside Atlanta, Georgia. Riot is releasing tickets in two waves, separating the first two-day passes from later single-day inventory.

The event decides the LCS title and the region’s three representatives at the 2026 League of Legends World Championship.

Wave one covers both days of competition

The first wave opened July 24 at 10:00 a.m. PT. It contains two-day passes, including lower-level seats and sections Riot identified as offering optimal views.

A two-day pass covers Saturday and Championship Sunday. Availability remains subject to Ticketmaster inventory, so the original on-sale announcement should not be read as a guarantee that every listed section is still available.

The second wave opens August 22 at 10:00 a.m. PT, or 1:00 p.m. ET. It adds single-day tickets for Saturday or Sunday and more two-day options while supplies last.

The Atlanta final also settles the Worlds places

The championship is not only a domestic title match. By the end of the weekend, the top three LCS teams will have secured the region’s Worlds berths.

Our LCS Summer Split format guide explains the road into the championship. The confirmed international structure is covered separately in our Worlds 2026 schedule and venue overview.

Fans planning to attend should confirm ticket status, fees and venue policies through the linked official sales page before arranging travel. Riot’s July announcement provides the release schedule, but live inventory can change.

Source: Riot Games, July 20, 2026.