The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has recently announced the latest ticket sale figures for upcoming WWE events. This includes the Money In The Bank 2024 pay-per-view event scheduled for tomorrow. As per the current count, 17,056 tickets have been sold, with approximately 800 still available. The starting price of tickets on the resale market is .
For the episode of SmackDown taking place in Toronto tonight, 15,676 tickets have been bought. The entry-level price on the secondary market is .
The NXT Heatwave 2024 event has distributed 9,586 tickets. The initial price for these tickets on the secondary market is .
For the RAW event taking place in Ottawa on July 8, 7,307 tickets have been sold. Similarly, SmackDown in Worcester, MA on July 12 has 6,847 tickets claimed, while RAW in Dayton on July 15 has 5,734 tickets booked. The following SmackDown event in Omaha on July 19 will see 7,285 tickets distributed.
Furthermore, 5,137 tickets have been picked for RAW in Green Bay on July 22 and 10,148 for RAW in St. Paul on July 29. The Summerslam event in Cleveland on August 3 will see a massive turnout with 46,436 tickets sold. The subsequent RAW in Baltimore on August 5 and SmackDown in Tulsa on August 9 have ticket sales of 7,558 and 7,310 respectively.
Additionally, for the SmackDown events taking place in Washington DC on August 23, Orlando on August 16 and in Berlin on August 30; 8,794, 7,795 and 11,545 tickets have been sold respectively. And, the WWE Bash In Berlin Event on August 31 has sold 12,004 tickets.
SmackDown in Edmonton on September 6 has a total of 9,014 tickets claimed, while RAW in Calgary on September 9 has 6,561 tickets booked. SmackDown in Seattle on September 13 has 10,246 tickets sold, and RAW in Portland, ME on September 16 has 7,894 tickets booked.
As for the live events in Lakeland, FL on August 17 and in Estero, FL on August 18, 2,567 and 3,107 tickets have been sold respectively.
Fans are eagerly awaiting these entertaining WWE events, for which high number of ticket sales have already been reported.