WWE would have less than 2,000 tickets to WrestleMania 37 to date, with just 9 days left for The Grandest Stage of Them All.
It was reported today by the Wrestling Observer Newsletter that the WWE had 1,000 tickets remaining for Night One and 809 tickets for Second Night. Most WrestleMania 37 tickets were sold on pre-order.
Night One and Night Two at WrestleMania 37 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa are likely to be exhausted from their share of tickets that originally went on sale next weekend, but the exact number is still unknown.
Regarding WWE’s internal reaction to ticket sales, it was noted that some expected the company to tie immediately as UFC 261 did recently in Jacksonville, with a high demand for the first events allowing fans in the crowd since the successful COVID-19 pandemic. However, that was not the case and there is some disillusionment because it did not happen that way.
On a related note, there are several prices being announced for the broadcast of WrestleMania 37 on pay-per-view.
WWE is promoting that WrestleMania is exclusive to Peacock and the WWE Network, but the show is still being sold through several pay-per-view providers. ATT U-Verse is charging $ 35 per night, while DirecTV is charging $ 34.95 per night, InDemand is charging $ 29.99 per night and Vubquity is charging $ 29.97 per night. Dish Network is charging $ 59.99 for both nights.
Stay tuned for more information on WrestleMania 37.