WWEs Bad Blood event will have a special start time, and the State Farm Arena will be loaded with fans ready to see the return of this nostalgic event. Tickets sold fast for the show, but some are available. That being said, the ones left have a hefty price tag.
WrestleTix reported that WWE Bad Blood currently has 353 tickets available. The venues setup accommodates 14,184 seats, with 13,831 tickets already distributed. This reflects an increase of 20 tickets since the last update a week ago. With 12 days remaining until the event, they are hitting the home stretch.
The number of tickets that WWE has sold over the last week was only 20, and that was quite an alarming number. After all, we already have pretty much most of the card locked in at this point. The fact is that any remaining ticket on Ticketmaster is incredibly expensive.
Upon doing our research into the remaining tickets, it appears that the only ones left on the Ticketmaster are in the upper deck, and theyre pushing $300. That is a lot of money for tickets at the top of the arena.
Its also interesting to note that the January 19, 2024 SmackDown marked their last time in the venue. They had 12,009 tickets distributed for that show, so WWE has already broken that number with the Bad Blood tickets that they have out.
We will have to see if WWE sells the remaining 300 or so tickets for Bad Blood. The State Farm Arena is certain to be packed to the rafters, and every one in that building paid a lot to get those tickets.
Heres a look at the current WWE Bad Blood 2024 card:
- CM Punk vs. Drew McIntyre (Hell in a Cell match)
- Liv Morgan (c) vs. Rhea Ripley for the Womens World Championship
- Damian Priest vs. Finn Blor
- Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes vs. Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu
- Nia Jax defends the WWE Womens Championship against the winner of a match between Naomi and Bayley
As a reminder, Ringside News will have like play-by-play of WWE Bad Blood over in our premium live event results section.
Whats your take on the Bad Blood ticket prices? How much would you pay to see the show? Let us know what you think in the comments section.
