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Average resale price for UFC 218 stand at $162 as of Thursday

November 30, 2017 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

UFC 218 takes place this Saturday at The Little Caesar’s Arena in Detroit, Michigan.  The average resale price for a ticket to UFC 218 is $162 as of Thursday.

Per SeatGeek, the median listing price for the event (as of Thursday) is $236. The get in price for the event is $148 on the secondary market.  A look at Ticketmaster has the lowest price to get into the event to see Jose Aldo fight Max Holloway in the main event is $92.  The highest price per Ticketmaster is $554.

There are still seats on the floor available through Ticketmaster.

The arena, which serves as the home for the NHL’s Detroit Red Wings, seats between 18,000-20,000 based on configurations.

Payout Perspective:

The event resale price is actually higher than last year’s median resale price which was $206.  Last year, Holloway fought Anthony Pettis in December in Toronto at UFC 206.  There are some good fights on this card but it is unlikely to sell out based on the availability on Ticketmaster.  But, the rise in median prices on the secondary market may mean that people that want to go are seeking the best tickets.

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