Overview of the White House Easter Egg Roll
The White House Easter Egg Roll is a long-standing annual tradition held on the South Lawn. The event typically includes egg rolling, games, and activities hosted by the First Family. In 2026, the event is expected to follow the same public format with free admission and timed entry controlled by ticket distribution.
How to Get Tickets for the 2026 Egg Roll
Tickets for the White House Easter Egg Roll are usually distributed through a public lottery system managed by the National Park Service. Interested attendees must submit an online entry during the application window, which often opens months before the event. Selected winners receive reserved tickets, while others are placed on a waitlist or redirected to standby options.
Ticket Costs, Requirements, and Official Information
Admission to the Egg Roll is free, but tickets are required for entry. Each ticket typically admits a small group and may require photo identification and compliance with security screening. For the latest application dates, rules, and official updates, visit the National Park Service page at https://www.nps.gov/subjects/whitehousetours/easter-egg-roll.htm.
