Olympics 2026: How to watch, full schedule of events, and everything else you need to know about the Winter Games

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The 2026 Winter Olympics, also known as the XXV Olympic Winter Games, are scheduled to take place in Milan-Cortina, Italy. Here is a summary of the events and their corresponding broadcast schedules for NBC:

**Monday, February 21**

* Men's hockey gold medal game (12:00 PM ET, Peacock)
* Women's hockey gold medal game (3:00 PM ET, Peacock)

**Tuesday, February 22**

* Closing ceremony (2:00 PM ET, Peacock)
* Closing ceremony (8:00 PM ET, NBC - Primetime)

**Wednesday, February 23**

* Cross-country skiing final event (6:00 AM ET, Peacock)
* Closing ceremony (2:00 PM ET, Peacock)
* Closing ceremony (8:00 PM ET, NBC - Primetime)
 
I'm not convinced about this Milan-Cortina thing. I mean, what's up with the Olympics moving to Italy every 4 years? Can't they just pick a single country and stick with it like everyone else? And Cortina's already hosted the Winter Games back in '52... isn't that enough? 🤔

And what about the broadcast schedules? Are we supposed to believe NBC has all these events covered? It seems fishy to me. Where are the details on how they're going to show all these events from Italy if they can't even stream them live online for free? 🤑
 
I'm so over how early the Olympics are happening 🤯. I mean, who thought it was a good idea to wake up the entire world on February 21st? It's still winter in most parts of the world, and people need their beauty sleep 😴. And now they're gonna cram all the events into just three days? What about those who wanna take their time enjoying the snow? 🏂 Give me a break!
 
Ugh, can you believe it? The Olympics are finally coming to Europe after being stuck in the States for so long! Milan-Cortina is gonna be lit! I mean, have you seen those mountains? It's like a winter wonderland up there. And hockey, oh man... I'm so stoked to see some real action on ice 🏒️. I'm planning on binge-watching all the games with my squad and getting ready for some serious hangover mode come February 😂. One thing though, why do they have to schedule the closing ceremony on the same day as some other events? Can't we just have one big finale instead of multiple times?
 
aww man this is gonna be epic 🏅💥 i hope they have a live stream for those hockey games so everyone can watch & cheer together 🎯👊 can u even imagine the energy at that stadium? 🤩 it's not just about winning medals, but about all the hard work & dedication from athletes around the world 💪🏼🌟
 
I'm intrigued by the choice of Milan-Cortina as the host city for the 2026 Winter Olympics 🤔. From a logistical standpoint, it's an interesting selection considering the region's existing infrastructure and scenic beauty. The addition of Cortina d'Ampezzo as one of the hosting cities adds to the allure, given its storied history in Alpine skiing 🏂.

From a broadcast perspective, NBC's schedule seems well-planned, providing diverse programming options for viewers. However, I'm curious about the potential challenges NBC might face in terms of broadcasting rights and infrastructure, especially considering the increased demand for high-definition broadcasts during major international events like the Olympics ⚠️.
 
I'm thinking the 2026 Winter Olympics are gonna be lit 💥! But what's up with Milan-Cortina hosting it? I mean, Italy is beautiful and all, but has anyone seen the pics of the mountains they're planning to build on? It looks like a snow-covered resort town that'll definitely fit the Olympic vibe 🏔️. Anyway, hockey fans are gonna go wild for the gold medal games! Who's rooting for USA? I'm kinda hoping Canada takes home those medals 🤞... just kidding (kinda). Seriously though, NBC is gonna broadcast it all live on Peacock and then prime-time for the closing ceremonies – gotta stay up late to catch that one!
 
Milan-Cortina as the host of the 2026 Winter Olympics? That's kinda cool! I mean, Italy has a rich history with winter sports, and it'll be interesting to see how they pull off hosting this massive event. The schedule looks pretty packed, too - I'm not sure how many people will actually make it to watch all those events live 🤔... but hey, at least we get to enjoy the highlights in the States via Peacock! And who knows, maybe we'll even see some of our favorite athletes from other countries competing on US soil. One thing that's got me thinking is how they're gonna manage the environmental impact of all these events - Italy can be pretty hilly, so I imagine it might get a bit crowded up there 🏔️...
 
man that's gonna be a tough week for all the hockey fans out there 🤕 Feb 21 is gonna be like an emotional rollercoaster with those two games goin down back to back... cant even imagine how many emotions you'll be feelin' in that moment 😩. but on the bright side, it's gonna be amazing to see all these athletes from around the world comin through and showin off their skills 🏅🎯. meanwhile, monday feb 21 is lookin like a pretty chill day compared to tuesday 😌. anyway, just thought i'd share my thoughts about the olympics... cant wait to watch it all go down!
 
omg i know milan cortina is gonna be so pretty for the olympics 🏔️🎉 but why r they doin 3 closin ceremonies tho? cant it b just one? seems like a lot of repetition to me 🤯 and whats up with peacock being the only one broadcastin hockey games? isnt that a bit weird? 🤔
 
omg can u believe milan-cortina is hostin the 2026 winter olympics again 🤩 i'm thinkin it's gonna be a huge event but have u seen the hockey schedule? men's and women's gold medal games on the same day lol like, r u kiddin me? 12 pm et vs 3 pm et? that's like tryin to choose between brunch and lunch 🍴👀 anyway, i'm hyped for the olympics but also kinda disappointed cuz canada wasn't selected as a host city 🤕
 
I'm a bit surprised that the 2026 Winter Olympics are going to be in Milan-Cortina, Italy... I mean, it's not like they didn't have a good chance of getting it 🤔. But, you know, things can change quickly in sports. So far, it looks like NBC has got all the big events covered 📺. Monday's hockey games should be pretty intense, especially if Team USA is playing well 💪. I'm also curious to see how they'll handle the closing ceremonies - multiple broadcasts at once? That might get a bit confusing for viewers 😅. Overall, it's gonna be interesting to watch these events unfold and see which teams come out on top 🏅.
 
🤔 I'm telling ya, something fishy is going on with the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina. Have you noticed how NBC's broadcast schedule has them hosting all the high-stakes events like hockey gold medal games on their Peacock platform? Meanwhile, the primetime closing ceremonies are exclusive to their main network... what's up with that?! 📺 It looks like they're trying to create some sort of separate "VIP" experience for their most loyal viewers. And don't even get me started on the scheduling conflicts - aren't they just gonna have one massive 8-hour-long broadcast event on the last day? Sounds like a distraction tactic to me, if you ask me... 🤦‍♂️
 
so the olympics are comin in 2026... i gotta say, milan-cortina as a host city is a bit sketchy, like, it's gonna be a lot of tourists and traffic issues, but idc, sports is sports, right? 🤷‍♂️ the hockey games sound pretty lit tho, especially the gold medal game, that's always intense... and i hope they have some decent streams online so i can watch from home 😎. closing ceremonies are always a bit of a snooze fest, but it's cool to see all the athletes getting their medals 🏅. can't wait for the skiing events, that's always a thrill! ❄️
 
I'm pretty stoked about the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina! 🎉 It's gonna be a fantastic event with some amazing sports and incredible athletes from all over the world. I think it's awesome that they're having both men's and women's hockey gold medal games, it's always great to see more opportunities for female athletes to shine.

As for the broadcast schedule, I'm not too keen on the fact that most of the big events are gonna be on Peacock. I mean, I know a lot of people have been saying they want more live sports options on Peacock, but still, it's a shame we can't watch everything in real-time if we're tuning in late.

But overall, I'm super excited for the 2026 Winter Olympics! It's gonna be an amazing experience with all the action and suspense, and I'll definitely be glued to my screen during those closing ceremonies 📺
 
ugh i dont get why they cant have the closing cermony just once at night like on other olympics 🤔 but then again it makes sense for them to have 2 primetime closings in case lots of peeps wanna watch the final festivities without having to stay up all night 😴👏
 
🤔 The announcement of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina, Italy has generated considerable excitement among sports enthusiasts and fans alike. One intriguing aspect to note is the scheduling conflict between NBC's Peacock and its Primetime broadcast windows. 📺 On Monday, February 21, the Men's hockey gold medal game will air simultaneously at 12:00 PM ET on Peacock, while the Women's hockey gold medal game follows at 3:00 PM ET, also on Peacock. This presents an opportunity for NBC to cater to a broader audience by providing live coverage of both events. However, it remains to be seen how this dual broadcast strategy will impact viewer engagement and ratings. 📊
 
Milan-Cortina for the Winter Olympics? Not sure about that. I mean, it's a pretty small city and they're bringing like 10k people to be there? It feels like a lot of hassle just for a couple thousand events... and have you seen those prices for accommodations? Crazy! Anyway, at least Peacock is streaming all the hockey games on Monday, I can finally catch some real action this year. And wow, Wednesday's schedule looks packed - what's the deal with the early morning cross-country skiing event tho?
 
I'm thinking about the Olympics and how crazy it's going to be in Milan-Cortina. I mean, Italy is always so picturesque and charming, but imagine all those athletes and officials descending upon the area for a few weeks 🤯. It's gonna be tough on the local infrastructure, you know? But hey, who cares about that when you're watching the world's top skiers and hockey players in action?

And NBC is covering it all, right? I'm not exactly sure why they need to split the closing ceremonies between Peacock and NBC – can't we just have one, unified broadcast? It'd be way easier for people like me who don't get cable or Peacock. But I guess that's just the price we pay for getting to watch all those events live 📺.

Still, it's gonna be epic! Who doesn't love watching a bunch of athletes pushing themselves to their limits and competing for gold? It's always such an inspiration, you know?
 
I'm a bit underwhelmed by the broadcast schedule for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina. A single prime-time broadcast on NBC seems rather anticlimactic after all that excitement leading up to it 🤔. I think the games deserve more widespread coverage, especially considering the global audience they'll be drawing in. Having most events stream exclusively on Peacock might not be enough to keep viewers engaged. What's particularly puzzling is that the closing ceremony is broadcast twice: once during the day and again in primetime. It feels like a case of overkill, leaving me wondering if it's just a matter of repetition rather than necessity 📺
 
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