PARIS, France — No matter your chosen platform or device, there are many different options to tune in for the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad in Paris.
Coverage will be available for all 329 medal events across each of the 39 sports that are part of this summer's Olympics. The Opening Ceremony will be held Friday, July 26, but competition in several sports will begin on Wednesday, July 24.
Over 500 athletes will be competing for Team USA in Paris, with representatives in most of the Olympic sports. Quite a few members of Team USA have ties to western Washington, not to mention over a dozen competing for other nations.
As a reminder, Paris is nine hours ahead of the West Coast.
Watch the Olympics on TV
Opening Ceremony coverage will begin live at 9 a.m. PT on KING 5. For the first time in history, the ceremony will not be held in a stadium. One of the world's most iconic waterways, the River Seine, will host a four-mile-long flotilla with over 90 boats featuring thousands of athletes from over 200 countries. The boats will go past spectators along the banks of the Seine and the floating parade will finish at the Eiffel Tower.
In addition to live coverage of the entire Opening Ceremony, KING 5 will air primetime coverage of the event beginning at 7:30 p.m. PT.
Primetime in Paris will be NBC's new nightly show with coverage of all the day's biggest events along with enhanced storytelling and reaction from Mike Tirico and the rest of the network's coverage team. Daily primetime coverage will begin on KING 5 at 8 p.m. PT. Snoop Dogg is expected to provide his unique commentary on the days' events during most of the primetime broadcasts.
Watch the Olympics online and on mobile
Peacock will be the streaming home of the 2024 Paris Olympics. In a first for the Olympics, all 329 medal events will be available as well as every sport and every event live throughout the games. Users will have access to Discovery Multiview, in which up to four different events can be simulcast live on one screen. Peacock also will have a personalized Daily Olympic Recap narrated by an A.I.-generated version of legendary Olympics broadcaster Al Michaels.
Another new feature in the Peacock presentation of the Olympics will be Gold Zone, a whiparound-style live show that will take fans to the most compelling events as they happen in an NFL RedZone-style experience.
Those with a cable or satellite subscription will be able to stream Paris Olympics coverage on NBCOlympics.com, NBC.com, the NBC Sports App and the NBCU app.
Download the NBC Sports App for your phone, tablet or connected TV for access to live video and features.
The Olympic Zone
The Olympic Zone will provide unparalleled access for local fans to engage with the Paris Olympics. Airing Monday-Saturday at 7:30 p.m. PT, KING 5 will have stories on local Olympic athletes and other features before NBC's primetime broadcast begins.
Ozone will be livestreamed as a standalone stream on KING5.com and KING 5+, our free streaming app on Roku, Amazon Fire and Apple TV.