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Wrestlemania hits Vegas

April 19, 2025 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The Sports Business Journal reports that WWE expects 180,000 visitors attending the various company events over the weekend.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority granted a $5M sponsorship to the WWE for it to come to its city. It appears, on its face, that it is paying off with wrestling fans descending on Sin City to attend the various WWE events culminating with the two-day event on Saturday and Sunday at Allegiant Stadium.

In addition to the over the top production Wrestlemania will provide, it will utilize drones to give those at home extraordinary views.

Notably, tickets for both nights of Wrestlemania are still available through Ticketmaster with the get-in for Saturday being $140 and Sunday being $210. There are a variety of price points on the secondary market.

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