If you already hold an entry, the only thing that changes for you is which day you are on — check the provisional blocks below, because Pro singles and relays are Friday-only and Pro Doubles is Saturday-only. If you are still shopping, both ticket boards I read on 8 October 2026 show the open field gone, and spectator entry from US$20 is the only thing certainly still on sale; Adaptive Women is disputed between the two boards, so check HYROX's own shop rather than trusting either.
Centr HYROX Anaheim has grown a day. The official HYROX event page, read on 8 October 2026 and indexed as updated that same day, now reads “HYROX is returning to Anaheim, December 3–6” and describes it as “now with an expanded four-day race weekend”, with a header of “3. Dec. 2026 – 6. Dec. 2026”.
An older capture of the identical page text on HYROX’s Middle East domain still carries the previous state: “HYROX is returning to Anaheim, December 4–6”, “an expanded three-day race weekend”, header “4. Dec. 2026 – 6. Dec. 2026”, under the plain title “HYROX Anaheim” with “Race Schedule: To Be Announced”. That capture was indexed at roughly 169 days old — approximately 22 April 2026 — so it is the superseded version, not a competing claim. It is useful because it pins down exactly what changed, on HYROX-operated domains rather than second-hand.
Four things moved together: the start date came forward a day to add a Thursday, the wording went from three-day to four-day, the event picked up the Centr title-sponsor name, and the To Be Announced schedule was replaced by published start-time blocks.
The provisional timetable, day by day
Every block below is from the official event page as read on 8 October 2026. HYROX marks the whole schedule “*Provisional, subject to change”, and the page states no time zone, so these are local times as printed.
| Day | Time | Division |
|---|---|---|
| Thu 3 Dec | 8:00–9:30 | HYROX Men / Adaptive Men |
| Thu 3 Dec | 10:00–12:00 | HYROX Doubles Men |
| Thu 3 Dec | 12:30–15:30 | HYROX Doubles Women |
| Thu 3 Dec | 15:40–18:00 | HYROX Women / Adaptive Women |
| Thu 3 Dec | 18:30–20:30 | HYROX Doubles Mixed |
| Fri 4 Dec | 8:00–8:50 | HYROX Men / Adaptive Men |
| Fri 4 Dec | 9:30–10:50 | HYROX Pro Men |
| Fri 4 Dec | 11:20–12:10 | HYROX Pro Women |
| Fri 4 Dec | 12:40–13:40 | HYROX Doubles Men |
| Fri 4 Dec | 14:10–15:10 | HYROX Doubles Mixed |
| Fri 4 Dec | 15:40–17:00 | HYROX Doubles Women |
| Fri 4 Dec | 17:10–18:20 | HYROX Women / Adaptive Women |
| Fri 4 Dec | 18:50–19:10 | HYROX Men’s Relay |
| Fri 4 Dec | 19:30–19:50 | HYROX Mixed Relay |
| Fri 4 Dec | 20:10–20:30 | HYROX Women’s Relay |
| Sat 5 Dec | 8:00–12:30 | HYROX Men / Adaptive Men |
| Sat 5 Dec | 13:00–17:30 | HYROX Doubles Mixed |
| Sat 5 Dec | 18:00–18:50 | HYROX Pro Doubles Women |
| Sat 5 Dec | 19:20–20:30 | HYROX Pro Doubles Men |
| Sun 6 Dec | 8:00–11:50 | HYROX Doubles Women |
| Sun 6 Dec | 12:20–15:30 | HYROX Women / Adaptive Women |
| Sun 6 Dec | 16:00–19:30 | HYROX Doubles Men |
The scheduling quirks worth knowing
Friday is the fullest day of the four and the only day carrying Pro singles or any relay. Ten blocks run from 8:00 to 20:30, finishing with the three relay waves stacked back to back in the last ninety minutes.
Saturday is the only day carrying Pro Doubles, and it carries both of them, late: Pro Doubles Women at 18:00 and Pro Doubles Men at 19:20. So Pro Men and Pro Women never share a day with Pro Doubles Men and Pro Doubles Women, and the relay divisions never share a day with either Pro Doubles wave. If you were hoping to watch the full Pro field in one visit, you need both Friday and Saturday.
Sunday is the lightest day on the published timetable — three blocks, no open men’s singles, no Pro, no relay. If you race Doubles Men on Sunday your block does not start until 16:00 and runs to 19:30.
One note for anyone planning around relays: a third-party board lists relay waves on Sunday 6 December. The official page does not, and a second board’s per-wave grid shows relays in the Friday row only. Go with the official page.
If you are weighing divisions before next season rather than this one, our pieces on Open vs Pro and how a team of four should split the course cover the trade-offs; this article is only reporting what the organisers have published for Anaheim.
Where Adaptive sits
Adaptive never gets a standalone block here. Adaptive Men are paired with the open men’s singles wave and always in the first slot of the day — Thursday 8:00–9:30, Friday 8:00–8:50, Saturday 8:00–12:30 — and do not appear on Sunday at all.
Adaptive Women are paired with the open women’s wave: Thursday 15:40–18:00, Friday 17:10–18:20, Sunday 12:20–15:30. They skip Saturday.
Youngstars overlaps the weekend’s back half
HYROX Youngstars Anaheim runs as a separate event on 5–6 December at the same venue, for athletes aged 8–15, with the child’s age on race day — not at booking — determining the category. That page, read from a capture about two weeks old, is also the only official HYROX page in this research that gives a street address: “Anaheim Convention Center, 800 West Katella”.
The provisional Youngstars schedule puts Saturday’s heats as Boys 10-11 7:35am–9:55am, Girls 10-11 10:15am–12:35 (the page prints the end time as “12:35am”, evidently a typo), Boys 8-9 1:05pm–3:25pm, Girls 8-9 3:45pm–6:05pm. Sunday runs Girls 12-13 7:35am–9:55am, Boys 12-13 10:25am–12:55pm, Girls 14-15 1:15pm–3:25pm, Boys 14-15 3:55pm–6:05pm. Also marked provisional.
On tickets, the Youngstars page states plainly: “Spectator tickets for HYROX Youngstars Anaheim also include access to HYROX Anaheim, and vice versa. There is no need to purchase a separate ticket for either event.” That covers spectator tickets. Separately, one legal guardian ticket is included in the Youngstars entry fee, alongside a finishers patch, leaderboard result, per-workout splits, an age-group award ceremony and aid stations. The page does not say a Youngstars race entry gives an athlete access to the main event, so I am not going to imply it does.
Youngstars race-day registration is listed as Saturday and Sunday “TBC”, with registration only possible on the day of competition, and guardians required to collect their Youngstar from the finish zone immediately afterwards — staff verify the QR code, start numbers and guardian name. Bring guardian ID, the Youngstar’s ID and the ticket QR code.
What is still on sale — with a caveat
I could not read wave-level availability or entry fees on any official HYROX page while researching this. Everything in this section comes from third-party ticket boards, and the two disagree on one division.
hyresult, checked 8 October 2026, shows every open and Pro wave sold out on every listed day: HYROX Men, HYROX Women, Doubles Men, Doubles Women, Doubles Mixed, Pro Men, Pro Women, Pro Doubles Men, Pro Doubles Women, all three relay divisions and Adaptive Men. The only athlete waves it shows as on sale are Adaptive Women on Thursday 3 December and Friday 4 December; Adaptive Women on Sunday shows sold out. Spectator is on sale all four days.
hyroxcalendar, checked the same day, says the opposite on that one point: “All divisions sold out — Spectator on sale”. It also calls this the 5th edition, which is the aggregator’s own count and is not stated on hyrox.com.
So: by both boards the main field is gone, spectator entry is the only thing certainly still available, and Adaptive Women is open on one board and closed on the other. If that is your division, check HYROX’s own shop rather than either board.
The “from” prices those boards list, all checked 8 October 2026 and none of them confirmed on an official HYROX page:
| Entry | From | Board |
|---|---|---|
| HYROX singles (Men / Women / Pro / Adaptive) | US$195 | hyresult |
| HYROX Doubles and Pro Doubles, per person | US$185 | hyresult |
| HYROX Team Relay, per person | US$95 | hyresult |
| Spectator | US$20 | hyresult |
| HYROX Youngstars Anaheim, athlete entry | US$55 | hyroxcalendar |
A third listing, roxradar, records a ticket on-sale moment of 13 August 2026, 12:00 PM PDT, and gives the fuller address 800 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802. Neither was confirmed on an official HYROX page.
Registration and the provisional-times rule
The HYROX US copy of the event page states that on-site registration opens 90 minutes before the first start time, and that athletes may register from 90 minutes before their own assigned start time. If you want to enter the hall earlier than your check-in window, the page tells you to go to Spectator Check-In with ticket and ID.
The same page says individual start times are linked approximately three days out from the event, that athletes should plan from the provisional schedule until then, and that “start time changes are not permitted”.
What is not published yet
Four gaps, worth stating rather than filling. The official event page gives only “Event Location: Anaheim Convention Center” — no hall, exhibit hall letter or room. “Laps to run” is still To Be Announced, so there is no official lap count to quote. The relay briefing is also To Be Announced. And Youngstars race-day registration times are still TBC, as is any officially published Youngstars entry fee.
The HYROX entry on our races page covers the format generally; for what changed in the standards this season, see our 26/27 rulebook summary.