King and Queen to officially open Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

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King and Queen to officially open Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

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King Charles and Queen Camilla have confirmed they will be present at The Hydro in Glasgow on Thursday, July 23, for the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

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The royal couple will join competitors, officials and supporters from across the Commonwealth as the XXIII Games commence.More than 3,000 athletes representing 74 nations and territories will vie for 215 gold medals throughout the competition.The sporting programme spans 10 disciplines over an 11-day period.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say This marks a significant occasion for Glasgow, which will host what organisers describe as a bold and distinctively Scottish celebration of Commonwealth sport.His Majesty will formally declare the Games open by reading aloud a message he originally placed inside the King's Baton during a ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Commonwealth Day, March 10, 2025.That occasion also marked the launch of the Baton Relay, with Sir Chris Hoy serving as its inaugural bearer.The six-time Olympic...

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