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WWE Ticket Sale Update for Summer Tour, Saturday Night’s Main Event, Money in the Bank 2026, & More
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This week’s edition of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has details on current advance ticket sales for upcoming WWE live events, TV tapings, and more shows, including Summer Tour 2026 events. Tickets recently went on sale for WWE Money in the Bank 2026 at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, with a reported 5,665 tickets sold thus far.
This weekend’s WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event reportedly has 9,469 tickets out for Madison Square Garden, with a $136 get-in price. Here’s the current rundown of WWE advance tickets:
* July 16, Summer Tour in Allentown, PA – 4,298
* July 17, Friday Night SmackDown in Albany, NY – 5,768
* July 18, Saturday Night’s Main Event at MSG in New York City, NY – 9,469
* July 20, Monday Night Raw in Detroit, MI – 7,853
* July 24, Friday Night SmackDown in Oakland, CA – 5,594
* July 25, Summer Tour in Stockton, CA – 2,989
* July 26, Summer Tour in Bakersfield, C – 4,310
* July 27, Monday Night Raw at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, CA – 9,936
* July 30, Summer Tour in Springfield, IL – 3,389
* July 31, Friday Night SmackDown in Green Bay, WI – 4,177
* August 1, SummerSlam Night 1 in Minneapolis, MI – 22,061
* August 1, SummerSlam Night 2 in Minneapolis, MI – 21,731
* October 6, Money in the Bank 2026 in New Orleans, LA – 5,665
With regards to next month’s SummerSlam, Observer Newsletter reports that demand for tickets is down, with a get-in price of $55 for Night 1 and $40 for Night 2. Dave Meltzer speculates that the decline in ticket sales is being caused by fans not knowing which matches are taking place on each night, with fans likely waiting to see how the lineups pan out.
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