Survivor Series 2023 Ticket Guide

Guide

5 min read

· 14 Nov 2023

Well-known for its passionate wrestling crowds, the city of Chicago is ready to welcome WWE’s final Premium Live Event (PLE) of 2023 – Survivor Series. Get up to speed with this year’s show, including predicted matches and the best ways to find and buy Survivor Series tickets.

Since 1987, Survivor Series has been WWE’s last Premium Live Event of the calendar year. Each November, as the leaves fall from the trees and the icy autumn air takes hold outside, the world’s top wrestling stars gear up to compete in this historic show, where legacies have been forged and careers defined.

Over the years, some of the most famous matches in WWE history have taken place at Survivor Series, including the first-ever Elimination Chamber match in 2002, which ended in an emotional win for Shawn Michaels, and a memorable battle between Daniel Bryan and Brock Lesnar in 2018. However, Survivor Series is best known for its enormous tag team elimination matches in which teams of wrestlers with scores to settle are eliminated by pinfall or submission until only one team remains to claim the victory. In 2022, a more brutal, gruelling take on this style of match debuted at Survivor Series in the shape of WarGames – an 8–10 person tag-team bout fought across 2 rings surrounded by a steel cage.

WarGames will return to Survivor Series in 2023, as will a familiar selection of WWE stars vying for title glory and bragging rights. The Premium Live Event will take place on Saturday 25 November at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois.

What to Expect at Survivor Series 2023
Survivor Series Match Card 2023
WWE Schedule
2023 Tickets & Prices
WWE Merchandise & Apparel
How to Get to the Event

What to Expect at Survivor Series 2023

WWE events are generally organized around a "card" of matches. Taking place one after another, these matches see 2 or more wrestlers pit their strength (and their wits) against each other in an attempt to achieve victory by pinning their opponent to the ground, or making them submit. Between matches, WWE keeps fans entertained with backstage interviews, interactive segments, and surprise appearances.

As one of WWE’s “Big 5” Premium Live Events – alongside Money in the Bank, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, & WrestleMania – Survivor Series is often home to some of the biggest matches of the year. Expect title belts to be on the line and scores to be settled during contests throughout the night.

Survivor Series not only generally features major title matches, but it is also known for showcasing 8–10 person tag-team matches. Sometimes, these matches are elimination bouts, where wrestlers can be eliminated by being pinned or submitted. In 2023, however, WarGames will take centre stage as 10 WWE superstars do battle inside a steel cage. This dangerous match is rarely seen in WWE, and Survivor Series will be its only outing in 2023.

Survivor Series Match Card 2023

While some matches are yet to be added to the card, as of 14 November, the following contests have been confirmed for Survivor Series 2023:

WarGames: The Judgment Day v Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes, Jey Uso & Sami Zayn
Intercontinental Championship: Gunther (c) v The Miz
Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) v Zoey Stark

WWE Schedule

Survivor Series will be held at Allstate Arena in Chicago on 14 November 2023.

WWE events taking place around the date of the Premium Live Event include:

After Survivor Series, the next of WWE’s Big 5 PLEs will be Royal Rumble on 27 January 2024.

2023 Tickets & Prices

Allstate Arena is a multi-purpose indoor venue in Rosemont, close to Chicago, Illinois. The arena is capable of hosting ice hockey, basketball, and has staged WWE events for decades. It is one of only 2 venues to host WrestleMania on 3 occasions.

Allstate Arena has a capacity of over 22,000. Tickets on the Upper level are available from around $89 at present, with ringside tickets closer to $707.

Standard Tickets

Seating at Allstate Arena is split across 3 main levels:

Ringside Floor (Sections A–H) – a fan favorite seating area, ringside floor tickets bring you up close to the action with seats on the arena floor, just feet away from the action
Lower (100 Level) – tickets on the Lower level provide close-up, slightly elevated views from the venue’s lowest tier of seating
Upper (300 Level) – seats on the arena’s top tier are a great place to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a bird’s-eye-view of the action

How to get Cheap Tickets

WWE tickets sell out quickly, so purchasing your tickets as soon as possible is highly recommended. For those who wish to wait until closer to the event, it is possible that some resale tickets may drop in price around a week before the PLE takes place, but this is still a risky strategy as demand could also drive ticket prices up.

Official tickets for this year’s Survivor Series are almost sold out, however a whole host of resale tickets are still available online. While cheap tickets are difficult to come by, wrestling fans can still secure fantastic seats.

To help you secure the very best Survivor Series tickets, Koobit compares prices from primary and secondary sellers, meaning you’ll find the right seats at the best price.

Where to Buy Tickets

Ticketmaster is the official seller for Survivor Series at Allstate Arena and the quickest, cheapest, and safest way to buy tickets is online. By comparing prices from a wide range of official suppliers and resellers, Koobit can help you secure the right tickets at a great price.

WWE Merchandise & Apparel

Fanatics sells a huge selection of official WWE merchandise, meaning you can look the part, for the best price, before you even arrive at the event.

How to Get to the Event

For events at Allstate Arena, visitors can arrive by car or public transport.

For those driving to the venue, parking is available close to all entrances of the arena. Parking costs between $25–50, with buses and limos costing extra. Parking opens 2 hours before the event.

Alternatively, Allstate Arena can be accessed by public transport. From central Chicago, those travelling to the venue can take the CTA Blue Line to O’Hare Multi-Modal Facility, before taking the 223 bus to Manheim Rd & Lunt Ave. Manheim & Lunt is around an 800km walk (11 minutes) to the venue.

A second route is available from central Chicago via the UP-NW (Yellow) line to Des Plaines, before changing to the Pulse Dempster Line for Lee/Touhy Station. Lee/Touhy is around an 800km walk (11 minutes) to the venue.

For more information, visit the Allstate Arena Travel & Parking page. Event-specific info can be found by clicking through to an event and viewing its specific Travel & Parking section.

For all the latest information on WWE and Survivor Series, including schedule and ticketing information, visit the WWE page.