Add as a preferred source on Google WWE has seen a significant jump in ticket sales for SummerSlam, following weeks of backstage concern over the event’s slower-than-expected pace.
According to the latest WrestleTix update, 27,275 tickets have been distributed for night one, set for August 1 at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. The current setup holds 31,264 seats, with 3,175 individual tickets and 814 two-day combo packages still available.
For night two, on August 2, the map showed 3,800 individual tickets and the same 814 combo packages available. Based on the configuration numbers, that puts distributed attendance at approximately 26,650 people, also close to the 27,000 mark.
WWE has currently sold nearly 27,000 tickets for both Night 1 and Night 2 of SummerSlam.
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More than 4,500 tickets have been sold in just the last four days.
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The biggest change came in Saturday’s sales, with 4,495 tickets distributed in just four days after WWE opened new sections and launched a promotion with tickets starting at $25. Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson announced the discount during Saturday Night’s Main Event.
The jump marks a considerable shift from where things stood in early July. On July 10, night one had 22,069 tickets distributed, while the low demand had already been treated internally as a cause for concern for weeks.
SummerSlam will be the first WWE event held in a Minneapolis stadium. Beyond the two nights, the partnership with Minnesota Sports and Events includes other fan attractions in the region throughout the weekend.