The 2024 Paris Olympics will make history by doing something no previous Olympics has done before. According to a report, the opening ceremony of the games will be held at night. Yes, you read that right – for the first time ever, the opening ceremony will take place in the evening instead of the traditional daytime schedule. This move is expected to draw more attention and excitement from spectators around the world. The exact date and time of the opening ceremony have not been revealed yet, but it’s expected to be held on July 26 or 27, according to reports. In a statement, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) explained that this change was made to ensure better visibility and a more engaging experience for viewers. The decision is also seen as an attempt to draw more attention to the games, which are expected to be one of the most highly anticipated events in recent history.