WrestleMania 41 is closing in on a complete sellout, with WWE nearly filling the stadium for both nights of its biggest annual event.
As of last Saturday, fewer than 1,200 tickets remained for Night One, with approximately 1,300 still available for Night Two. Fightful Select is reporting that WWE sources remain confident that both nights will be sold out by showtime. WrestleTix has reported consistent movement throughout the week, reinforcing expectations of a full house.
Behind the scenes, WWE has drastically scaled back its allotment of complimentary tickets for talent — a trend that’s continuing through WrestleMania 41 weekend. Multiple sources say even top-tier performers are struggling to secure passes for friends and family, a stark contrast to previous years. The strict comp policy extends beyond WrestleMania itself, affecting events like the WrestleMania-week edition of SmackDown as well.
A senior WWE official attributed the ticket scarcity to the company’s surging popularity, noting that overwhelming demand has left little room for flexibility. Talent speaking anonymously described this as the most restricted comp ticket situation they’ve encountered, although many still made arrangements for family to travel to the host city.
Meanwhile, several WWE Superstars not scheduled to compete at WrestleMania are nonetheless staying busy, booked for media appearances and up to six meet-and-greet sessions over the weekend.
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