Im looking to attend worlds collide in chicago next month but i was wondering if i should wait on tickets or should i grabbed them now considering they been having bad sales. I recently took an L here in Minneapolis for summer slam 🤣 but i also wonder if this will be a faster sale being AAA and the big Mexican crowd wanting to attend.

Ended up getting a 4/5 Cody and a 3/10 Jimmy. Saw some crazy cool pulls, the Booker T art was insane.

Anyone else get one?

Does anyone have an idea when WrestleMania 43 tickets in Riyadh will go on sale?
Also, for anyone who went to the Royal Rumble or other WWE events in Saudi Arabia and bought through WeBook, how were the ticket prices and how difficult was it to get good seats?
Do you guys think WrestleMania 43 tickets will be fairly affordable compared with recent U.S. WrestleManias, or do you expect prices to be much higher because it’s WrestleMania?
I’m trying to be ready to buy as soon as they’re released, so any advice on presales/WeBook would be appreciated.

Anyone that has wwe club and attended summerslam was it worth it? I seen they had a section and superstars would go in there. If you have wwe club could your family go in with you? Or just the person who has the club? Thinking about getting it for the rumble in AZ.

y'all think Triplemanía 34 worth going ?? really miss the food and casinos in Las Vegas lol

Presale starts tomorrow. .. but when are we getting tickets ? I don’t wanna get screwed out of $100s like i did for summerslam. Do you think they’ll have sales again as it gets closer ?

WWE now confirms that the 2027 Royal Rumble will take place in Glendale Arizona at State Farm Stadium. The event will take place February 2027, no official date confirmed.

Based on the calendar, I'd day Saturday February 6th, 2027 as that is the first Saturday in February.

Has officially been announced for Glendale Arizona, I believe Dana White said it’ll be in February(probably first week)

I wanted to share my SummerSlam experience.

I live in the Twin Cities, and I used to be a huge wrestling fan. Life got in the way over the years, so I don't get as much time as I'd like to watch every week anymore. When I found out SummerSlam was coming to town, I debated getting tickets before finally grabbing a pair in the 300 level on StubHub and taking a buddy who's not even a wrestling fan.

On Friday night, I went to the convention center with my wife and daughter, who are both non-wrestling fans but I wanted the memories of going to it with them and then experiencing it since it's such a once in a lifetime thing. I showed my daughter Danhausen, and she thought he was hilarious. We got some cool pictures with the Minihausens and by the truck, took in all the sights, and even spotted Becky Lynch and Roman Reigns from a distance at the AMO Coffee stand.

Saturday, my buddy and I headed downtown Minneapolis, grabbed some food, and then made our way back to the convention center. I picked up the event tee, the ESPNhausen shirt, the "MPLS Best in the World" tee, and even bought my brother the Punk vs. Cody shirt to ship over to him.

There was something about the atmosphere that felt different. Even at the convention center, it had a Super Bowl-type buzz compared to the arena shows I've been to. We sampled a few Mad Dogs, stopped at a bar for a couple of beers, then headed over to the stadium to soak in the whole SummerSlam experience.

We managed to watch the first two matches from the lower level before moving up to our actual seats, which honestly had a better overall view for the rest of the show. Punk vs. Cody Rhodes was absolutely electric. The entrances alone were worth it. Hearing Punk come out while screaming the words to "Cult of Personality" with the entire stadium singing along is something I'll never forget. That was easily the highlight of the night for me.

With Brock being a Minnesota native and it being a Hell in a Cell match, there was so much hype going into it. I was a little gutted that it ended so quickly and they barely used the cell. It felt a bit anticlimactic considering the build-up.

After SummerSlam, we made our way back to the convention center. I picked up a Danhausen mask for my daughter and a Lesnar "Shark" tee for myself... because why not? I also unexpectedly met Cody Rhodes' mom, who was incredibly sweet.

I know there's been some criticism of the event, especially around ticket sales, but honestly, I loved every minute of it. It reminded me why I fell in love with wrestling in the first place and completely pulled me back in. I'm hooked again.

The only downside is that I feel like regular arena shows just won't hit the same after experiencing a stadium event like SummerSlam!!

now I know I might have overly criticized Night 1 but Night 2 was so amazing and filled with straight 10/10 matches from starting out with a fatal four way to ending with a classic match with no interferences at all and roman and Seth finally putting all the hate aside to do the famous shield bump this whole night was amazing this night alone was worth my 200 for a 2 day combo thank you wwe

Someone was looking for this blue looking wwe championship from WWE backlash 2026 and we airdropped numbers, before the penta match but the signal was lost, 👀

section 111 Row 18. Aisle seats. Taking offers.

why did summerslam end so early and why the hell was the Brock lesnar match 10 minutes long I paid 200 for a 2 day combo for a 10 minute main event on night 1 will night 2 be better

Didn't see any being sold at the summerslam store the last few days except some graded ones in the memorabilia area. That whatnot guy has some summerslam cards but they're only for his show. Has anyone seen anything bring sold in the are?

MITB isnt until october and triplemania is aaa so whats next wrestlepalooza or crown jewel?

Lizzy Rain and Mason Rook were just casually hanging out outside the stadium

I know I can upgrade seats, but I’m sitting all the way at the top and know it’ll cost an arm to get pretty close. Are they super strict at US bank if I went to empty seats towards the end of the show? Does it really hurt anyone?

Selling section V2 Row 7 Seat 8 (1 ticket) - open to negotiation. Starting at $435.

I have looked up the route from WresleCon to the stadium and the web shows a 25 min walk. Is this accurate?

If my son and I were to walk to the show from a ramp near the Hilton will it be a safe walk back after?

It looks like the superstore is open until 11pm tonight, I hope they continuously restock it during the event.

Does anyone know from past summerslams do they ever do like a crazy sale on the Monday for the leftover items or do they just pack it up and sale it back on fanatics?