WWE Changes Survivor Series Ticket Policy For Roster Members

WWE’s big Survivor Series event is going to be a big night in Chicago. They are 100% sold out, and only around 300 tickets remain on the secondary market. It seems that desire for tickets has even affected the roster.

WWE is scheduled to hold Survivor Series on Saturday, November 25th, at the Allstate Arena in Chicago. The go-home SmackDown will also take place at the same venue. We’re not sure is Superstars will be able to get their hands on comped tickets for SmackDown, but Survivor Series isn’t available.

According to Haus of Wrestling, WWE has informed its talent that there will be no complimentary tickets available for the Survivor Series premium live event in Chicago on November 25th. While this occurrence isn’t extremely rare, it is worth noting, especially considering the event is still more than a month away. WWE has significantly reduced the offering of complimentary tickets due to the surge in live event attendance over the past year.

“Haus of Wrestling has learned that tickets are in such demand that WWE will not be offering comps to talent and staff working the event. The decision was made weeks ago, and one source told me it is very uncommon for shows to be put on the “no comp” list this far out. Furthermore, another source told me that “since the live events boom, comps have been waaaaaaaaay scaled back.”

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WWE has boasted about record-breaking attendance figures at various shows in 2023, including the Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, Backlash, Fastlane, WrestleMania, Money In The Bank, and SummerSlam, as well as the weekly attendance figures for the Raw and SmackDown television programs.

We will have to see how Survivor Series turns out. As Ringside News was first to report, WarGames is coming back, and the company has their match booked.

We will keep an eye on everything that has to do with Survivor Series, and everything else in the pro wrestling world. Keep checking back with us for more coverage.

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