Is WWE RAW Sold out tonight? (09/29/2025)
If you’re wondering “Is WWE RAW sold out tonight?”, well the short answer is: No, not quite yet. As of the latest update from WrestleTix on Patreon, there are still tickets available for tonight’s live TV event. Here’s how the numbers stack up for Monday, 29 September 2025, at the Lenovo Center in Raleigh, North Carolina.
WWE RAW Tickets Breakdown and Venue Details
- Available Tickets: 569
- Current Setup: 10,242
- Tickets Distributed: 9,673
- Total # of seats on map: 17,154
- Cheapest Ticket Available (Standard Admission): $59.30
- Resale Tickets: 290
- YTD Show Avg: 12,222
- Recent Change: +432 since last update (1 day ago)
These figures indicate that about 569 tickets remain unsold out of a configuration of 10,242 seats currently in use. That suggests the show is very close to selling out, but not fully sold out yet.
While the total seating layout map shows 17,154 seats, only 10,242 are currently part of tonight’s setup, so only those are being sold. VisitRaleigh notes that Lenovo Center is capable of accommodating up to around 19,700 seats for certain events but WWE’s production means that they need a lot of extra space compared to sports like basketball etc.
So, is it sold out?
Nope, WWE RAW is not yet sold out tonight (09/29/2025). But it’s heavily ticketed: there are just over 500 tickets remaining in the configured layout. If you’re planning to attend, you’ll want to move fast.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Event | WWE Monday Night RAW |
| Date | Monday, 29 September 2025 |
| Time | 7:30 PM (ET) |
| Venue | Lenovo Center, Raleigh, North Carolina |
| Current Setup (Seats) | 10,242 |
| Tickets Distributed | 9,673 |
| Tickets Remaining | 569 |
| Total Seats on Map | 17,154 |
| Resale Tickets | 290 |
| Cheapest Standard Ticket | $59.30 |
| Last 24h Sales Increase | +432 |
| YTD RAW Attendance Average | 12,222 |
| Comparable RAW Show (3/18/24) | 12,682 attendance |
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