The Winter Olympics at Milan Cortina have not only showcased incredible sporting performances but have also caught the attention of fans for their reasonable food prices. Team GB aims to surpass their previous medal count, with UK Sport setting a target of three to seven medals for the current Games.
Viewers can follow the action on the BBC and TNT Sports, while attendees at the Winter Olympics have praised the affordability of the food options available. Unlike the usual high prices seen at major sporting events, social media photos reveal that the Winter Games offer more budget-friendly choices.
Some of the menu highlights include an nduja pizza priced at around £7.82, various pizzas at £6.95 each, and a gluten-free sandwich also priced at £6.95. For beverages, an americano coffee or hot tea costs £2.62, and alcoholic options like prosecco or a spritz cocktail are priced at £6.95 and £7.82, respectively.
Snack options range from crisps at £2.61, popcorn at £2.17, to sweets like candy at £1.74, muffins at £3.04, and a gluten-free brownie at £3.48. Additionally, a cheeseburger, bacon and cheese burger, chicken burger, and vegetarian burger are all available for £8.69 each, with a classic hot dog priced at £6.95.
Social media users have lauded the Winter Games for their modest food pricing, with many expressing surprise at the affordability compared to other events. The general consensus is that the prices are reasonable and represent good value for money. The Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, running from February 6-22, can be enjoyed live on discovery+ via Prime Video, offering over 850 hours of coverage. Subscribing to the £3.99 discovery+ Entertainment package grants access to TNT Sports 2 for continuous Olympic coverage.