WWE Saturday Night Main Event Tickets
Buy WWE: Saturday Night's Main Event Tickets
Be there for all the action and pageantry with WWE: Saturday Night's Main Event tickets. World Wrestling Entertainment, known as the WWE, the biggest professional wrestling promotion in the world, is staging a series of shows this spring and summer to showcase its roster of talent on Saturday nights. The show is a revival of the brand that the company used when it was still called the World Wrestling Federation, or WWF.
The original Saturday Night’s Main Event ran occasionally on NBC to take the place of Saturday Night Live. The 29 shows leveraged the fact that the WWE was leveraging its popularity during that time to continue to grow its audience as well as the fact that the Saturday Night Live brand was at a low ebb. The show’s format typically only featured mainstream stars competing.
Watch an entertaining and engrossing event with WWE: Saturday Night's Main Event tickets. In the new series of shows, bouts staged are also used to help move forward storylines and rivalries already being developed through Wrestlemania with climactic confrontations being set up for the upcoming Hell in a Cell and Summerslam PPV events.
Announced coming bouts for the events include current WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns facing Drew McIntyre. Also announced is WWE Women’s Raw Champion Becky Lynch facing Bianca Bel Air. WWE Women’s Smackdown Champion Charlotte Flair takes on Naomi during the series.
How much are WWE Saturday Night Main Event tickets?
WWE Saturday Night Main Event tickets will usually start in the $15 to $50 range. The average price for WWE tickets can be anywhere from $60 to $120, depending on the type of show you are attending. The crown jewel WWE events like SummerSlam and Survivor Series will have much more expensive tickets due to the hype and ticket demand for the event.
WWE Saturday Night Main Event Dates & Schedule
There is no offseason for the WWE. The wrestlers perform in front of live audiences multiple times a week on both televised and non-televised shows. Weekly televised shows include WWE Raw on Mondays, NXT on Wednesdays and SmackDown on Fridays. WWE: Live events and house shows take place over the weekend. WWE holds around 18 pay-per-view events in the United States throughout the year, including the NXT TakeOver shows. This busy schedule provides fans with plenty of opportunities to see their favorite superstars live.
The WWE Saturday Night Main Event schedule will feature a match card with six to 12 matches. Some of these matches may be dark matches that are not aired on television and exclusively performed for the live audience. Title matches are a common occurrence on these match cards, so you never know who will walk out of the arena holding the championship belt!
When do WWE Saturday Night Main Event tickets go on sale?
WWE Saturday Night Main Event tickets will go on sale shortly after the event is announced. WWE shows are typically announced two to four months in advance, while major pay-per-view events are often announced a year ahead of time. Be sure to keep an eye on the event listings so you don’t miss out on the latest WWE shows!
WWE Saturday Night Main Event Seating Chart
WWE mostly performs in large arenas that can hold between 17,000 and 21,000 fans. Non-televised house shows may be held in smaller markets with smaller arenas that will hold under 15,000 fans. The WWE crown jewels like WrestleMania are held in NFL stadiums like SoFi Stadium and MetLife Stadium. TicketSmarter’s virtual ticket office features an interactive seating map that will accurately display the seating layout for each WWE event, whether it is held in an arena or a stadium. The WWE Saturday Night Main Event seating chart will display every seating section inside the venue that has tickets available for purchase.
