Tickets for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics won’t go on sale until the Spring of 2019. But the ticket prices have been announced. And if you want to have one of the best views to the biggest global must-see event of 2020 – the Olympics opening ceremony – then you need to shell out 300,000 yen. But if you just want to take your family of 5 to witness a bit of Olympic history, like the marathon, then all you need is to pay 2,500 yen per person.

Based on the price list released by Tokyo 2020, here’s What’s Hot, and What’s Not for the Tokyo Summer Games:

What’s Hot

• Opening Ceremony: JPY12,000 ~300,000
• Closing Ceremony: JPY12,000~220,000
• Track and Field: JPY3,000~130,000
• Swimming: JPY5,800~108,000
• Basketball: JPY3,000~108,000

What’s Not (or rather, What’s More Affordable)

• Modern Pentathlon: JPY2,500~4,000
• Shooting: JPY2,500~5,500
• Marathon: JPY2,500~6,000
• Weightlifting: JPY2,500~12,800
• Sailing: JPY3,000~5,500
• Taekwando: JPY3,000~9,500

Note that there will be affordable tickets at JPY3,000 for such “hot” sports as Track and Field and Basketball. But I imagine those tickets could move quickly.

Another note to note  on the 2020 site: “Tickets prices as of 20 July, 2018. Prices may change based on the Games plan and competition schedule.”