United Center Venue Guide for WWE Elimination Chamber 2026
WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 heads to the United Center in Chicago on Saturday, February 28, 2026, with doors scheduled to open at 4:00 PM and the event listed for 5:30 PM. If you are traveling in for the show, this guide covers the essentials you will likely need to Google on the day, including seating, parking, cashless payments, and public transport.
United Center location and basic info
The United Center is located at 1901 W. Madison St., Chicago, IL 60612. It is one of the biggest indoor arenas in the US, so plan a little extra time for lines, security, and walking from transit or parking.
Seating chart and where to sit for WWE
For WWE, floor seating is typically set up around the ring, with lower bowl sections offering the best combination of sightlines and atmosphere. If you want to follow the action clearly without relying on the video boards, prioritize the lower bowl near the ring and avoid seats directly behind staging elements that may block views.
Your best bet is to use the official United Center event page and linked ticketing views for the most accurate, event specific map on the day.
Parking at the United Center
United Center official parking lots sit around the arena and can be accessed from multiple surrounding streets including Damen Ave. and Madison St. Lots commonly open based on event timing, so arriving early helps if you want an easier exit after the main event.
If you are driving, the United Center provides route guidance from major highways and approaches, which is useful if you are not familiar with the West Loop area.
Is the United Center cashless
Yes, the United Center is listed as a fully cashless venue, meaning concessions and merchandise purchases require card or digital payment options. Bring a physical card as a backup even if you plan to use a mobile wallet.
Public transport tips for getting to United Center
Using CTA is often faster than driving on big event nights. A popular rail option is the Ashland station on the CTA Green and Pink Lines, which connects to CTA bus routes as well. From there, you can continue by bus, rideshare, or a longer walk depending on your comfort level and weather.
FAQ
What time do doors open for Elimination Chamber 2026 at the United Center?
The United Center event listing shows gates open at 4:00 PM.
What is the United Center address?
1901 W. Madison St., Chicago, IL 60612.
Do they accept cash inside the United Center?
It is listed as cashless, so plan to pay by card or digital wallet.
Is there official parking on site?
Yes, official lots are located near the arena with multiple access points around the venue.
What is a good CTA stop for the United Center?
Ashland (Green and Pink Line) is a commonly used nearby station, with bus connections.
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