The Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina have not only showcased exceptional athletic performances but also impressed fans with their food prices. As the Games kick off, Team GB aims to surpass their previous medal count, with UK Sport setting a target of three to seven medals for the current event.
Viewers can catch all the action on BBC and TNT Sports, while attendees at the Winter Olympics have lauded the affordable food options available. Unlike many major sporting events where prices are inflated, photos circulating on social media reveal that the Winter Games offer reasonably priced food and drinks.
Some of the food offerings include an nduja pizza priced at around £7.82, various pizzas costing £6.95, and a gluten-free sandwich at the same price. Drink options range from americano coffee and hot tea at £2.62 to prosecco at £6.95 and a spritz cocktail at £7.82 for those seeking alcoholic beverages.
For snacks, attendees can choose from crisps at £2.61, popcorn at £2.17, candy at £1.74, assorted muffins at £3.04, and a gluten-free brownie at £3.48. Additionally, burgers like cheeseburger, cheese and bacon burger, chicken burger, and vegetarian burger are priced at £8.69 each, with classic hot dogs available for £6.95.
The reasonable prices at the Winter Games have garnered praise on social media, with users expressing surprise at the affordability compared to other events. Many have noted that the pricing is comparable to standard European rates and significantly lower than what they expected.
In comparison to English venues, users have commended the Winter Games’ pricing as very reasonable, highlighting the stark difference in cost. The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics will run from February 6-22, offering over 850 hours of live action on discovery+ via Prime Video. Fans can access 24/7 Olympic coverage on TNT Sports 2 with a £3.99 discovery+ Entertainment subscription throughout the event.