The FIVB and the FIVB Volleyball Foundation are thrilled to announce that more than 300,000 people visited the FIVB Volleyball Experiences during the Olympic Games Paris 2024. This incredible milestone highlights the global passion for both volleyball and beach volleyball, as fans from around the world came together in a spectacular celebration of sport.

The Volleyball Experiences, hosted by the Volleyball Foundation at the iconic Eiffel Tower Stadium and South Paris Arena, offered fans an immersive opportunity to engage with the volleyball and beach volleyball like they never have before. From interactive games to meet-and-greets with international volleyball stars, these experiences captivated fans adding an extra layer of excitement as they came to enjoy their day at the Olympic Games.

The success of these Experiences is a true reflection of the core values of the Volleyball Foundation. The Foundation aims to serve, connect, and inspire communities worldwide, and these goals were evident throughout the Volleyball Experiences. By leveraging the global reach and power of volleyball, the Experiences demonstrated how sport can be a unifying force, inspiring people of all ages and backgrounds.

Speaking about the success of the Experiences, FIVB and FIVB Volleyball Foundation President Dr. Ary S. Graça F°said: “The overwhelming number of fans and positive feedback from the Volleyball Experiences at Paris 2024 is a testament to the love for volleyball and beach volleyball worldwide, and we are proud to have provided a platform that not only entertains but also educates and inspires. We hope that these Experiences have ignited a passion in the next generation of athletes and fans, encouraging them to take up the sport and carry forward the legacy of Paris 2024.”

As we celebrate this fantastic achievement, the FIVB remains committed to developing volleyball and beach volleyball globally and providing opportunities to the volleyball community across the world. We hope to ensure that the sport continues to inspire millions more in the years to come.