TNA Slammiversary 2026 ticket sales update as show airs same day as Forbidden Door
TNA Slammiversary 2026 tickets are now on sale, with the event set to take place on Sunday, June 28th from the Agganis Arena in Boston, MA, the same day as the AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2026 PPV.
According to the latest report from WrestleTix, 1,063 tickets have been distributed for the event as of writing. There are 48 days left until the show takes place and the current cheapest ticket available for Standard Admission is running at $61.90.
TNA Slammiversary matches
No matches have been confirmed for the PPV yet, although it will very likely feature a TNA World Championship match, an X-Division title match and a Knockouts title match. It is also not confirmed if there will be any NXT crossover on the show as of yet.
FAQ and further context
When and where is TNA Slammiversary 2026?
TNA Slammiversary 2026 takes place on Sunday, 28 June 2026, at Agganis Arena in Boston, Massachusetts. Bell time hasn’t been officially confirmed yet, but TNA PPVs usually kick off around 8pm ET / 1am BST.
How much are tickets?
The cheapest Standard Admission seat is sitting at $61.90 as of writing. Premium and ringside prices go up from there, and the cheap seats tend to disappear first as the show gets closer to bell time. With 1,063 tickets distributed and 48 days still on the clock, there’s plenty of availability left.
Where do I buy tickets?
Through Ticketmaster, the standard route for Agganis Arena events. TNA’s own website links directly to the on-sale page if you want to go through that route instead.
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