According to Dave Meltzer in the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, ticket sales for WWE WrestleMania 42 are currently lagging behind last year's figures, with just nine days left until the event. As of now, Night 1 has sold 39,345 tickets, including both paid and complimentary tickets. Night 2 has seen slightly better sales, with 41,317 tickets sold, but overall, the event is tracking 19.1% behind last year's numbers at this same point.
Meltzer also mentioned that Allegiant Stadium is set up to accommodate approximately 60,000 seats per night. Given the current ticket sales, it appears that neither night will achieve a true sell-out, though it is possible that they may fill all seats through complimentary tickets or placing figures on the seats.
In terms of pricing on the secondary market, entry-level tickets are currently listed at around $199 for Night 1, which is a 31.8% increase compared to last year. For Night 2, entry-level tickets are priced at approximately $189, reflecting a 19.2% decrease compared to the previous year. This pricing trend is notable, especially since Night 2, which is considered to have a stronger card on paper, is listed at a lower price.
