A glittering Opening Ceremony at the PyeongChang Olympic Stadium will raise the curtain up on the Winter Paralympics on Friday.
ParalympicsGB have sent a squad of 17 over to South Korea for the Games following their most successful Paralympic Winter Games ever four years ago in Sochi.
The Brits brought home six medals from the last Games and have been set a target of seven by UK Sport ahead of this year's Paralympics.
The Winter Paralympics will feature over 600 athletes across 80 events, with Skiers Kelly Gallagher, Millie Knight and Menna Fitzpatrick among those hoping to win medals for Britain.
Here’s everything you need to know for the games…
The 2018 Winter Paralympics start on Thursday, March 8 and run until Sunday, March 18.
The majority of events will be held at Alpensia ski resort, in PyeongChang, South Korea.
The opening ceremony will be live on Channel 4 on Friday, March 9 at 10.55am.
How can I watch it on TV?
The Winter Olympics 2018 will be broadcast live on Channel 4, with Clare Balding hosting up to 100 hours of coverage across the 10 days.
How to watch online
Viewers based in the UK will able to watch live coverage online via All 4.
Download the All 4 app to stream live or catch up.
Who is competing?
Getty ImagesGreat Britain's Paralympic team has been set a target of seven medals at the Winter Olympics.
Should Paralympics GB meet their target, they would bring back one more medal than the six won at the Sochi Games four years ago. It would also be Britain's best return since the Innsbruck Games in 1984.
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Skiing pair Millie Knight and Menna Fitzpatrick are considered strong medal hopes. Knight won four medals at the 2017 World Championships in Tarvisio, including gold in the Downhill event.
Kelly Gallagher (above), who won Great Britain's first ever Winter Paralympics gold medal in Sochi, will also compete in Pyeongchang.
Para-snowboarders Owen Pick, who lost a leg in Afghanistan, and Ben Moore are both hoping for podium finishes in South Korea after winning medals at the World Championships in early 2017.
Great Britain’s wheelchair curlers, who claimed bronze in Sochi, will be bidding to go two better in Pyeongchang. For of the five curlers from Sochi are again competing, with Hugh Nibloe making his debut.
Schedule
Winter Olympics 2018 events schedule
Friday, Mar 9 Opening ceremony PyeongChang Olympic Stadium Saturday, Mar 10 Alpine Skiing Men’s and women’s downhill Biathlon Women's 6 km Biathlon Men's 7.5 km Biathlon Standing/Visually Impaired Ice Hockey Preliminary matches Wheelchair Curling Round robin Sunday, Mar 11 Alpine Skiing Men’s and women’s super-G Cross-Country Skiing Men's 15 km Cross-Country Skiing Women’s 12 km Ice Hockey Preliminary matches Wheelchair Curling Round robin Monday, Mar 12 Cross-Country Skiing Men's 20 km Free Cross-Country Skiing Women’s 15 km Free Ice Hockey Preliminary matches Snowboard Men’s and women’s super-G cross Wheelchair Curling Round robin Tuesday, Mar 13 Alpine Skiing Men’s and women’s Super Combined Biathlon Women's 10 km Biathlon Men's 12.5 km Biathlon Standing/Visually Impaired Ice Hockey Preliminary matches Wheelchair Curling Round robin Wednesday, Mar 14 Alpine Skiing Men's slalom Cross-Country Skiing Men’s and women’s Sprint Classic Cross-Country Skiing Semifinals & Finals Ice Hockey Preliminary matches Wheelchair Curling Round robin Thursday, Mar 15 Alpine Skiing Women's slalom Ice Hockey Play-offs Wheelchair Curling Round robin Friday, Mar 16 Biathlon Women's 12.5 km Biathlon Men's 15 km Biathlon Standing/Visually Impaired Ice Hockey Play-offs Snowboard Men's and women's Banked Slalom Wheelchair Curling Tie breakers Wheelchair Curling Semi-final Saturday, Mar 17 Alpine Skiing Men's Giant Slalom Cross-Country Skiing Men's 10km classic Cross-Country Skiing Women’s 7.5 km Classic Cross-Country Skiing Men's 7.5 km Cross-Country Skiing Women’s 5 km Classic Ice Hockey Bronze medal match Wheelchair Curling Bronze medal match Wheelchair Curling Gold medal match Sunday, Mar 18 Alpine Skiing Women's Giant Slalom Cross-Country Skiing 4 x 2.5 km Mixed Relay Cross-Country Skiing 4 x 2.5 km Open Relay Ice Hockey Gold medal match Closing ceremony PyeongChang Olympic Stadium