London 2012 Olympics: 900k remaining Games tickets up for sale to previously unsuccessful applicants from May 11 Tickets that remain unsold on each day will be rolled over to the next day's sales but if customers purchase tickets on any of these days they will not be eligible to purchase any more in this sales period. Any tickets unsold during this period will go back on general sale from May 23 at 11am. Remaining tickets for the Paralympic Games will go on sale from 11am on May 21, which is the 100 days to go landmark. Further details will be released nearer the time. New tickets will also go on sale from May 29, which in the words of organisers will "help more people get to the Games." These include: Cycling road tickets at Box Hill, Surrey. Tickets will be priced at £15 for adults and £5 for children and seniors for the viewing area at Donkey Green and £10 and £5 for the viewing area at Dormouse Drive. Time trial tickets at Hampton Court Palace. These will be £15 for adults and £5 for children and seniors at Viewing Area A and £10 and £5 at Viewing Area B. Wimbledon: The Hill and big screen tickets. These will be priced at £10 for adults and £5 for children and seniors. The Orbit. Tickets will be available to those with Olympic Park or sport tickets and to allow access to the Orbit. These will cost £15 for adults and £7 for young people and seniors. Locog also confirmed its babes in arms policy. "Babes in arms, aged 12 months or under, will be permitted access to all London 2012 venues without a ticket except for Wembley Stadium, St James" Park, Old Trafford and North Greenwich Arena where existing licensing agreements mean that all spectators require tickets regardless of age," a spokesperson said. Babies must be securely strapped to their parent or carer by way of a baby carrier, sling, papoose or similar. Customers who have queries about this policy should contact the London 2012 ticketing team on 0844 847 2012.