No email, no signup
Every ballot deadline, in your calendar
Subscribe once and every official ticket ballot's open, close and results dates land in your calendar, then keep updating automatically from then on. Free. No email, no signup, no account.
Open, close and results dates for every ballot, kept up to date on their own. No email, no signup.
Add to calendar opens a chooser for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or a plain .ics download. Subscribing (Google or Apple) adds a live link: your calendar app checks it periodically and keeps every date current on its own. Downloading saves a one-time file instead. It will not update when a date changes, so use it only if your calendar app cannot subscribe to a web address.
Setup
Add it, step by step
Google Calendar (web)
- Click Add to calendar above, choose Add to Google Calendar, then confirm on the page Google opens.
- Or, open Google Calendar yourself, click the gear icon, then Settings. In the left menu, under Add calendar, choose From URL, paste the address below and click Add calendar.
iPhone and Apple Calendar
- Tap Add to calendar above, then choose Add to Apple Calendar. It opens the Calendar app and asks you to confirm.
- Or, on the device itself, go to Settings > Apps > Calendar > Accounts > Add Account > Other > Add Subscribed Calendar and paste the address below.
Outlook.com
- Open Outlook on the web and go to Calendar.
- Click Add calendar, then Subscribe from web.
- Paste the address below and click Import.
Calendar address
https://theticketlottery.com/calendar.icsGoogle, Apple and Outlook all refresh a subscribed calendar on their own schedule, not instantly. Google in particular typically takes somewhere between a few hours and about a day. That delay is set by the calendar app, not by us; we publish a refresh hint so compatible apps check back sooner.
The feed
What's inside
One calendar entry for every ballot's open date, close date and results date, each one linking straight back to that event's page here for the full detail: eligibility, entry cost and the official source. Dates projected from a previous cycle are marked as estimated right in the event title, so you can see at a glance which ones are confirmed.
Just one event
Only care about one ballot?
You do not have to take the whole list. Every event page has its own Add to calendar button for that event alone, so you can add just the ballots you actually care about.
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What's coming up next
- Closing soonCloses 14 Sept 2026
- Nagoya Women's Marathon 2027
Running
Opening soonOpens 17 Sept 2026 - AJ Bell Great North Run 2027
Running
Open nowCloses 20 Sept 2026 - Open nowCloses 29 Sept 2026
- Open nowCloses 29 Sept 2026
119 ballots tracked in total, last verified 8 Sept 2026
Questions people ask
▸Does the calendar cost anything?
No, and it never will. The calendar is free, and it is never going to sit behind a signup form or a paywall.
▸Do you see my email address or who has subscribed?
No. There is no signup step and no account. Your calendar app fetches the feed file directly from our server on its own schedule, the same way it fetches any other web page, and we keep no subscriber list because there is nothing to keep.
▸How often does it update?
Whenever your calendar app checks back in. Most apps refetch a subscribed calendar automatically, typically every few hours to about a day, and we publish a refresh hint asking compatible apps to check roughly every 12 hours. A date we change on our end shows up the next time your app refreshes, not instantly.
▸Can I subscribe to just one event instead of the whole list?
Yes. Every event page has its own Add to calendar button for that event alone, so you can add just the ballots you care about instead of the full calendar.