WrestleMania 41 is set for Las Vegas in 2025, but fans will be spending a pretty penny to attend.
The biggest event on the WWE calendar is set to take place across two nights on the weekend of Saturday, April 19 to Sunday, April 20.
This year’s WrestleMania took place in Philadelphia and will be hosted in Las Vegas next yearWWE
Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders, will host next year’s WrestleMania, and tickets are now on pre-sale.
Triple H, WWE’s Chief Content Officer, confirmed tickets are now available to buy, sharing a teaser video on social media.
While many fans expected ticket prices to be high given it is the biggest show of the year, it appears there has been an increase in cost due to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing model.
The new model alters the price of event tickets based on demand, and has been criticised in recent months.
It also means Ticketmaster does not publicise costs ahead of time – as they will change constantly, based on demand.
For WrestleMania, as of Thursday evening, the cheapest ticket available in the pre-sale costs $1,600.
That price is for a two-day combo ticket, valid for admission to WrestleMania on Saturday and Sunday.
The most expensive tickets currently available, located at ringside, cost $15,000.
Seats in the lower tier of Allegiant Stadium are currently priced close to $2,000, but that is subject to change.
Fans were quick to voice their frustration at the cost of WrestleMania, with many taking to X to share their thoughts.
WrestleMania tickets were selling for a high price during the pre-saleTicketmaster
“Seriously from the bottom of my heart f*** WWE and Ticketmaster. How did the SAME EXACT WrestleMania ticket go from $950 to $1,900?” one enraged fan wrote.
“It is actually cheaper to get a ‘VIP’ on location ticket to WrestleMania 41 than it is to buy a regular Ticketmaster ticket… Disgraceful,” another person wrote.
A third fan pointed out the difference in ticket prices between 2023 and 2025, revealing that he paid just over $250 for a two-day combo two years ago.
“As a WWE fan of 26 years this is extremely disappointing,” another person concluded.
Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing hit the headlines earlier this year, as fans in the UK were left furious over the ticket prices for next year’s Oasis reunion tour.
The system is regularly used in the US, where the resale market is a lot bigger, and touting is more prevalent.
Tickets for WrestleMania 41 officially go on sale on Friday October 25.
