Kemo
04-21-2021, 07:09 PM
Back in January, WWE expected to have 25,000 fans in attendance each night, which would give them 50,000 total, for WrestleMania 37.
It was later bumped up to 45,000 fans each night only for that number to drop back down to the original expectation of 50,000.
Tampa Sports Authority released the actual numbers to Wrestlenomics’ Brandon Thurston. The event sold 40,806 tickets over two nights, which generated a combined $6.2 million in revenue.
The first night had 18,328 with 20,172 total tickets sold while the second night had 18,924 in the house with 20,634 total tickets sold. Comped tickets for Saturday were 1682 and 1470 for Sunday.
WWE announced 25,675 attendance on both nights from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. WWE sold 7,952 two-day packages in non-suite seating and a total of 435 suite tickets were sold for both nights.
The first night opened with WWE Champion Bobby Lashley retaining the strap against Drew McIntyre while Bianca Belair won the WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship from Sasha Banks in the headliner.
On the second night, Rhea Ripley won the Raw Women’s Title from Asuka and in the headliner, Universal Champion Roman Reigns retained the title over Edge and Daniel Bryan.
WWE will hold WrestleMania 38 from Dallas, Texas next year and WrestleMania 39 in 2023 in California.
It was later bumped up to 45,000 fans each night only for that number to drop back down to the original expectation of 50,000.
Tampa Sports Authority released the actual numbers to Wrestlenomics’ Brandon Thurston. The event sold 40,806 tickets over two nights, which generated a combined $6.2 million in revenue.
The first night had 18,328 with 20,172 total tickets sold while the second night had 18,924 in the house with 20,634 total tickets sold. Comped tickets for Saturday were 1682 and 1470 for Sunday.
WWE announced 25,675 attendance on both nights from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. WWE sold 7,952 two-day packages in non-suite seating and a total of 435 suite tickets were sold for both nights.
The first night opened with WWE Champion Bobby Lashley retaining the strap against Drew McIntyre while Bianca Belair won the WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship from Sasha Banks in the headliner.
On the second night, Rhea Ripley won the Raw Women’s Title from Asuka and in the headliner, Universal Champion Roman Reigns retained the title over Edge and Daniel Bryan.
WWE will hold WrestleMania 38 from Dallas, Texas next year and WrestleMania 39 in 2023 in California.