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WWE Survivor Series: WarGames has passed 23,000 tickets sold, while AEW Full Gear is at 4,461 tickets sold, according to the latest figures from WrestleTix.
Survivor Series: WarGames takes place on November 29 at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The event is WWE’s annual WarGames spectacular, featuring two WarGames matches and a stacked card. The latest WrestleTix update shows 23,042 tickets sold, with 1,234 tickets remaining, for a total of 24,276 tickets distributed. The setup for the event is 24,700, meaning the show is close to selling out.
AEW Full Gear takes place on November 22 at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York. The event is AEW’s annual Full Gear pay-per-view, featuring a stacked card headlined by a match for the AEW World Championship. The latest WrestleTix update shows 4,461 tickets sold, with 1,002 tickets remaining, for a total of 5,463 tickets distributed. The setup for the event is 6,000, meaning the show is still some way from selling out.
The figures highlight the difference in scale between WWE and AEW at present. WWE is regularly selling out large stadiums and arenas, while AEW is struggling to fill smaller venues. However, AEW’s ticket sales are still respectable, and the company has a loyal fanbase that will turn out for major events.
What is confirmed is the latest WrestleTix figures for Survivor Series: WarGames and Full Gear. What is not confirmed is the final ticket sales for either event, or how many tickets will be sold on the day of the show.
