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WWE Schedule
The WWE schedule runs all year long, meaning there are always upcoming events to enjoy. The company’s most anticipated events, or the “Big 5” PPVs as they are known, take place around the same time each year: the Royal Rumble in January, WrestleMania in early April, Money in the Bank in June/July, SummerSlam in July/August, and Survivor Series in November. A range of slightly less prestigious PPV events take place in the remaining months.
Raw and SmackDown are WWE’s regular weekly programs, taking place in different venues every Monday and Friday respectively. Developmental show NXT is also staged a number of times each month, while “house” shows (shows not filmed for TV) like Saturday Night’s Main Event and Sunday Stunner visit towns around the USA most weekends. WWE Live – a name usually reserved for house shows on international tours – rounds off the company’s current output.
WWE Tickets
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WWE tickets are released throughout the year. Tickets for specific events generally go on sale a few months before the show is due to take place.
Ticketmaster is usually the primary seller for WWE events, while the promotion's popularity means a wide range of resale tickets are also generally available for all shows.
The main ticket types available at WWE shows include:
Upper Level – bird's-eye views from the venue's highest tier of seating, with prices from $25
Middle Level – clear views of all the action from between the Upper and Lower levels, with prices from $40
Lower Level – slightly raised views from the arena's lowest tier of seating, with prices from $30
Ringside Floor – premium seats on the arena floor, as close to the action as possible, with prices from $70
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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is an American sports entertainment company and professional wrestling promotion. With a presence across the globe, and TV shows available in more than 30 languages, it is the largest and most popular wrestling organization in the world.
Sorry, Actually that SL3 and SR3 that area was very bad to watch wrestling.
Because there was builted 2 pillers infront of the seat.
But it was not showing when I book the ticket using diagram design of seat arrangements.
If I know that pillers before I don't choose that area.
So that was very disturbing to watch.
Dale
28 Apr 2024
WWE Meet and Greet with Cody Rhodes, Presented by Wheatley American Vodka: Newport, Venue to be confirmed
The event was great! Cody was very nice and welcoming to the fans, and he even let people hold his championship. An amazing experience that I’ll never forget!
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nobell Anderson
08 Apr 2024
WWE WrestleMania XL, Lincoln Financial Field
this was the best wrestlemania ever the crowd the seat the food everything about it wassss litttttt # Philadelphia
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Diana
09 Jan 2024
WWE Monday Night Raw: Portland, Moda Center
It was amazing! I just don’t like how Shinsuke Nakamura can get away with hiding the mist he uses, that seems very illegal
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hot wrestlers lovin grandma
28 Oct 2023
WWE Friday Night SmackDown: Milwaukee, Fiserv Forum