Republic Day Parade 2024: How To Buy Tickets Online And Offline

Republic Day, celebrated annually on January 26, marks India’s 1950 transition into a sovereign republic. The main event, a grand parade at Kartavya Path in New Delhi, displays India’s cultural and military might. The 2024 celebrations, marking the 75th anniversary, will notably feature two all-women defence force contingents.

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The tickets are available both online and offline, and here is a complete guide on how to buy them.

Online Tickets

1. Access the Ministry of Defence’s official website.
2. Register by entering your details and verify via OTP.
3. Select the event: FDR Republic Day Parade, Republic Day Parade, or Beating the Retreat.
4. Enter attendee information and upload a photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, passport, or driving license).
5. Choose from three ticket categories: reserved (INR 500), unreserved (INR 100), or unreserved with limited views (INR 20), with a maximum of four tickets per transaction.
6. Pay via debit/credit card, net banking, UPI, or wallet.
7. Receive a confirmation with a QR code. Print your e-ticket and bring it with your ID on the event day.

Link : https://aamantran.mod.gov.in/login

Offline Tickets

1. Visit an authorized outlet or the official ticket counter for Republic Day events.
2. Present your original photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, voter ID, passport, or driving license) and its photocopy.
3. Select the ticket category and quantity you wish to purchase.
4. Tickets are categorized into reserved seats (INR 500), unreserved seats (INR 100), and unreserved seats with limited views (INR 20), with a limit of four tickets per person.
5. Make the payment in cash, receive your tickets and receipts.
6. Bring your tickets and original photo ID to the event, as they are required for entry.

Tips And Precautions

1. Follow all security guidelines and cooperate with personnel. Avoid carrying prohibited items like bags, electronic devices, sharp objects, or flammable materials.
2. Dress for cold January weather in Delhi—wear warm clothing, and cover your head and ears. Opt for comfortable, non-heeled shoes suitable for walking or standing long periods.
3. Maintain cleanliness—dispose of waste properly and don’t damage the venue or surroundings.
4. Respect the event’s decorum—avoid disturbances, maintain silence when required, and ensure you don’t block others’ views.

Note: Always aim for 8 AM in the morning. Each day, a certain number of tickets are allocated and are booked on a first-come, first-served basis.