An update has been provided on the current ticket sales for WWE WrestleMania 41 as the show is just a few weeks away.
The biggest show of the year will take place at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas over Easter weekend with Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena expected to headline night 2.
While traditionally The Show of Shows attracts a large following with fans all around the world looking to attend, a new report detailing the updated ticket sales is likely lower than what the company expected given that the biggest matches for the show have been confirmed.
As reported by Dave Meltzer in the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, approximately 46,000 tickets have been sold for night 1 and just over a thousand more have been sold for night 2:
WrestleMania is currently at 45,915 tickets out for the first night and 47,730 for the second night, with identical $273 get-in prices on the secondary market.
For context, the announced attendance for last year’s event was 60,036 for night 1 and 60,203 for night 2, with Wrestlenomics reporting that the tickets sold for each night were 56,147 and 56,758, respectively.
With the lower attendance being brought up online, many fans have pointed to the high costs as the reason they are not going, with the cheapest cost for a combo ticket currently priced at $700 at the time of writing. Additionally, fans would have to factor in travel, accommodation and food/drink, meaning that a trip to Mania will easily cost over $1,000 per person.
Ticket Sales For Associated WWE Shows Over WrestleMania Weekend
Along with Mania itself, multiple WWE events have also been announced including TV tapings, after parties and even a Roast of WrestleMania hosted by Tony Hinchcliffe. Of the events listed in the Newsletter, the tickets sold are as follows:
- Hall of Fame Ceremony – 2,302
- The Undertaker’s 1DeadMAN Show – 1,621
- The Roast of WrestleMania – 2,313
- NXT in Las Vegas – 1,161