CoSport, who have been appointed by London 2012 as the authorised reseller for the United States Olympic Committee as well as distributors of hospitality for next year's Games, will put on sale all tickets not sold during the first phase of sales.

Those interested in purchasing tickets and/or ticket and hospitality pass packages (THPPs) during the live-sales phase must create an account on the CoSport website at least two hours prior to the launch.

Accounts can be created at no cost and without obligation from CoSport's website at www.cosport.com.

Accounts do not have to be created in advance for the purchase of hospitality packages.

The first sales phase began in March 2011 and concluded in May 2011.

Demand for tickets was very high during the first sale phase; however, a number of quality tickets remain and will be put on sale for the upcoming second phase.

THPPs include single tickets to three separate sport-event sessions, as well as a single-entry pass to CoSport's downtown London hospitality centre.

CoSport will continue its online sales of hospitality packages, which combine hotel rooms with Olympic tickets, thus allowing customers a single purchase to create their Olympic programme in London.

All sales are on a first-come, first-served basis.

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