WWE WrestleMania 39 breaks largest gate record in event history
WWE says WrestleMania 39 has already broken records.
The company sent out a press release on Monday stating that this year’s event has broken the largest gate record in WrestleMania history.
From WWE:
WWE® (NYSE: WWE) today announced that WrestleMania Goes Hollywood (WrestleMania 39), which will originate from SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles across two nights, broke the company’s all-time gate record for any WrestleMania, despite having yet to announce a single match. The previous record announced was $17.3 million in 2016 at WrestleMania 32 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
The record gate comes on the heels of unprecedented ticket sales demand for WWE in 2022, in which it produced the highest-grossing gates of all-time for Royal Rumble, Survivor Series and Extreme Rules.Clash at the Castle in , which marked WWE’s first major stadium show in the in 30 years, was the highest-grossing event in company history.
As of last week, WrestleTix is reporting that 49,584 tickets (3,164 available for re-sale) have been distributed for WrestleMania night one. 50,114 tickets have been distributed for night two with 3,246 available via re-sale. If WWE has surpassed a $17.3 million gate for the event, that would put the average ticket cost at around $174 depending on how many tickets have been sold in the past week.
Currently on Ticketmaster, the cheapest ticket available (the get-in price) for night one is $120 with seats in rows two and three still available for over $7400. The cheapest ticket available for night two is $138 and the most expensive available is in row three for $7400. The cheapest ticket available for a two-night combo to the event is $261 and the most expensive is $7345
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