The Paris 2024 Olympic Games are set to redefine the traditional Olympic opening ceremony, promising a bold and innovative spectacle that will captivate audiences worldwide. Breaking away from the traditional stadium-based format, the event will take place on the iconic Seine River. This unprecedented move aims to bring the Olympics closer to the people, transforming the city itself into a stage for athletes to shine.
With giant screens and speakers positioned throughout the city, spectators can enjoy the show from various locations, creating a truly shared experience. Also, in an effor to reflect the spirit of the Olympic Games, athletes will take center stage throughout the ceremony. By starting with the athlete parade, Paris 2024 emphasizes the importance of the competitors and their dedication to their sports.
All the action from Paris 2024 can be watched via media rights holders (MRHs). MRHs include France Télévisions in France, NBC in the United States, SKY NZ in New Zealand, Discovery Eurosport across Europe, Fuji TV / NHK / Nippon TV / TBS / TV Asahi / TV Tokyo in Japan, ARD / ZDF in Germany, the BBC in the United Kingdom, SuperSport in South Africa and Nine in Australia. For more information about where to watch this year’s Olympic Games live, visit the official page.
The Paris 2024 Olympics will actually have its own streaming channel where you can tune in to watch both live and past events for free. Also, France.tv will be showing the games in the french territory, and in the United Kingdom, the iPlayer and the BBC website will be streaming live and catch-up coverage. In the United States, services like NBC and Peacock will also be broadcasting the opening ceremony.
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