There isn't long to go before Strictly Come Dancing returns for another dazzling season, as the show celebrates 20 years on air with an all-star line-up.
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The start date for this year's show was revealed earlier in the month, and fans can tune in for the first instalment of the glamorous show on Saturday 14th September at 7:20pm!
This year's celebrity line-up includes the likes of JLS's JB Gill, opera singer Wynne Evans, comedian Chris McCausland, and new wave singer Toyah Willcox, along with an eclectic mix of celebrities who will all be taking to the dance floor later this year.
To top it all off, viewers have the chance to watch all of these celebrities and their dance partners compete each night to be in with the chance of winning the Glitterball trophy.
So, how do viewers get to be part of the Strictly Come Dancing 2024 audience and can you still apply?
Here's everything you need to know about Strictly Come Dancing 2024 tickets.
Can you still get tickets for Strictly Come Dancing?
Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly for Strictly Come Dancing.
You can no longer apply for tickets for the Strictly Come Dancing 2024 live shows.
As in previous years, the BBC operated a random draw and fans could apply for tickets at any time, however the ballot came to a close on Monday 2nd September at 10pm.
If you were lucky enough to be drawn in the ballot, you will be notified by text message and your tickets will be sent to your email address. Don't forget to bring an approved form of photo ID when attending!
The BBC is yet to confirm further information about the Christmas special, with that show being allocated in a separate random draw.
Where is Strictly Come Dancing filmed?
Strictly Come Dancing is currently filmed at Elstree Studios, which is located in London's Borehamwood.
Prior to its move to Elstree in 2013, the talent show was filmed at BBC Television Studio from its very first season. Wembley Arena also hosted the show in 2011 and 2012, before Strictly permanently moved to Elstree Studios.
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