WWE Ticket Sales Update: SNME, Money In The Bank, TripleMania, Survivor Series And More

WWE’s upcoming premium live events have different ticket totals, with some shows moving more tickets than others ahead of their scheduled dates. The latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter has reported on the latest sales numbers.

NXT Heatwave and AAA will take place at Bert Ogden Arena in Edinburg, Texas, on August 30 as WWE’s counter to AEW All In. The combined WWE-AAA event has sold 3,138 tickets. The six-hour event will begin at 11 a.m. local time. AAA will run for more than two hours before NXT takes over for three hours. The current secondary market get-in price is around $50.

WWE’s first Sunday Night’s Main Event will take place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta on September 6. The event has 5,849 tickets out. The show has seen ticket discounts during the past week. The resale get-in price is around $85, but Meltzer believes WWE would need to advertise more matches to get the tickets moving. Sunday Night’s Main Event will stream live on Peacock at 8 p.m. ET.

Meanwhile, AAA’s TripleMania 34 has two dates in September. The September 11 event in Las Vegas has 5,912 tickets out. The show was moved from the Luxor to the MGM Grand Garden Arena. The current resale get-in price is around $66. Metlzer noted that the initial “$700 get-in price obviously didn’t hold up once they were in a building larger than 1,600 seats.”

TripleMania 34 will also take place at Arena Ciudad de México in Mexico City on September 13. That show is close to being sold out, with attendance expected to reach around 19,000. The resale get-in price is around $112.

CMLL’s 93rd Anniversary show will take place at Arena México on September 18. The event has been sold out for weeks, with 13,200 tickets sold at a get-in price of around $110.

WWE’s Worlds Collide (counter to AEW All Out) at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, has 8,236 tickets out. The show will take place against AEW’s Worlds Collide, with a get-in price of around $75. So far, CM Punk has been announced for the show.

WWE Money in the Bank on October 10 in New Orleans has 7,076 tickets sold. The resale get-in price is around $122. Meanwhile, Survivor Series on November 28 at Daikin Park in Houston has 19,866 tickets out. The resale get-in price is around $95. The venue can hold about 35,000 fans for a WWE event with the stage setup. Meltzer noted that while today’s fans wait before buying tickets to get the best prices, the current advance of Survivor Series looks “very healthy.”