The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has shared the updated ticket sales for several upcoming WWE events, including WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia, PA.
There are currently 57,768 tickets out for Night One and 58,978 out for Night Two. The venue is set up for 60,012, which will likely sell out.
WWE WrestleMania XL has the highest-priced ticket in WWE history on the secondary market. The get-in price is $287 for night one (with 5,938 tickets out) and $293 for night two (with 4,472 tickets out).
The highest get-in price in wrestling history on the secondary market is AEW All Out 2021, which featured CM Punk’s first match in seven years.
A WWE live event in Augusta, GA on March 16 has 5,325 tickets out.
A WWE live event in North Charleston, SC on March 17 has 3,997 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Raleigh, NC on March 18 has 11,823 tickets out. It will sell out.
WWE SmackDown in Milwaukee, WI on March 22 is sold out with 10,718 tickets out.
A WWE live event in Springfield, IL on March 23 has 3,412 tickets out.
A WWE live event in Rockford, IL on March 24 has 3,745 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Chicago, IL on March 25 was sold out, but WWE as since added more sections. It now has 13,221 tickets out and is set up for 14,172. It may end up sold out again.
WWE SmackDown in Uncasville, CT on March 29 has 5,428 tickets out. It will sell out.
A WWE live event in Manchester, NH on March 30 has 4,798 tickets out.
A WWE live event in Syracuse, NY on March 31 has 2,341 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Brooklyn, NY on April 1 has 9,057 tickets out.
WWE SmackDown and the WWE Hall of Fame in Philadelphia, PA on April 5 has 15,700 tickets out. There are 1,174 left.
WWE NXT Stand and Deliver on April 6 in Philadelphia, PA has 9,000 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Philadelphia, PA on April 8 has 15,959 tickets out. There are 965 left.
WWE SmackDown in Detroit, MI on April 12 has 10,650 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Montreal, Canada on April 15 has 8,732 tickets out.
WWE SmackDown in Pittsburgh, PA on April 19 has 8,780 tickets out.
A WWE live event in Fort Wayne, IN on April 21 has 3,437 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Columbus, OH on April 22 has 6,103 tickets out.
WWE SmackDown in Cincinnati, OH on April 26 has 5,616 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Kansas City, MO on April 29 has 6,015 tickets out.
WWE SmackDown in Wilkes-Barre, PA on May 10 has 4,617 tickets out.
A WWE live event in Macon, GA on May 12 has 2,082 tickets out.
WWE RAW in Greenville, SC on May 13 has 3,928 tickets out.
WWE SmackDown in Jacksonville, FL on May 17 as 4,797 tickets out.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has recently released updated ticket sales for several upcoming WWE events, including the highly anticipated WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia, PA. With 57,768 tickets out for Night One and 58,978 tickets out for Night Two, it is expected that the venue, which is set up for 60,012, will sell out.
What makes WrestleMania XL even more remarkable is that it features the highest-priced ticket in WWE history on the secondary market. The get-in price for Night One is $287, with 5,938 tickets already sold, while Night Two has a get-in price of $293, with 4,472 tickets sold. This demonstrates the immense popularity and demand for this event.
Interestingly, the highest get-in price in wrestling history on the secondary market was for AEW All Out 2021, which marked CM Punk’s first match in seven years. This shows the significant impact that high-profile returns or debuts can have on ticket prices and fan interest.
Moving on to other WWE events, a live event in Augusta, GA on March 16 has already sold 5,325 tickets. Similarly, a live event in North Charleston, SC on March 17 has 3,997 tickets sold. These numbers indicate the ongoing popularity of WWE live events across different cities.
WWE RAW in Raleigh, NC on March 18 is expected to be a sell-out with 11,823 tickets already sold. This further emphasizes the strong fan base and demand for WWE programming.
On March 22, WWE SmackDown in Milwaukee, WI has already sold out with 10,718 tickets sold. This highlights the enthusiasm of fans in the area and their eagerness to attend live shows.
In the following days, WWE will continue its live events in various locations. For instance, a live event in Springfield, IL on March 23 has already sold 3,412 tickets, while a live event in Rockford, IL on March 24 has sold 3,745 tickets. These numbers demonstrate the consistent interest in WWE events across different cities.
WWE RAW in Chicago, IL on March 25 was initially sold out, but due to high demand, WWE has added more sections. Currently, there are 13,221 tickets sold, and the venue is set up for 14,172. It is highly likely that this event will sell out again.
Moving forward, WWE SmackDown in Uncasville, CT on March 29 is expected to sell out with 5,428 tickets already sold. This indicates the popularity of WWE programming in the area.
On April 1, WWE RAW in Brooklyn, NY has already sold 9,057 tickets. This showcases the consistent fan support for WWE in major cities.
As we approach WrestleMania weekend, WWE SmackDown and the WWE Hall of Fame in Philadelphia, PA on April 5 have already sold 15,700 tickets, with only 1,174 tickets remaining. Additionally, WWE NXT Stand and Deliver on April 6 in Philadelphia has sold 9,000 tickets. These numbers reflect the excitement surrounding WrestleMania and the accompanying events.
WWE RAW in Philadelphia, PA on April 8 has already sold 15,959 tickets, with only 965 tickets left. This further emphasizes the popularity of WWE in this city.
In the following weeks, WWE will continue its live events in different locations across North America. For example, WWE SmackDown in Detroit, MI on April 12 has sold 10,650 tickets. Similarly, WWE RAW in Montreal, Canada on April 15 has sold 8,732 tickets. These figures demonstrate the widespread appeal of WWE programming.
As we move towards May, WWE SmackDown in Pittsburgh, PA on April 19 has already sold 8,780 tickets. This indicates the consistent fan support for WWE in different cities.
In conclusion, the updated ticket sales for several upcoming WWE events highlight the ongoing popularity and demand for WWE programming. From WrestleMania 40 to live events across various cities, fans continue to show their enthusiasm and support for the world of professional wrestling.