They Got There: WWE Gets Some Great News For Survivor Series

Yes, again. WWE is in a new world at the moment as the company is now owned by Endeavor. That is a change that is almost hard to fathom after WWE had been its own thing for such a long time. It would be nice for the company to get off to a hot start and that is what they have been doing, as things have been going rather well for them in an important area. Now they have done it again.

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According to WrestleTix, WWE’s upcoming Survivor Series event is practically sold out, with 12,928 tickets sold out of a setup for 12,943 tickets. This includes 367 tickets available for resale. The show, set for November 25, will take place at the Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois, just outside of Chicago. The show will come the day after SmackDown is held in the same arena, which has less than 400 tickets available for sale, plus 1,003 available for resale.

WWE knows how to Survivor Series. Check out some of the show over the years:

Opinion: WWE is on a roll right now with ticket sales, as they also just sold out in Indianapolis for Fastlane. Fans want to see what the company is offering right now and it greatly increases the energy for the shows. I’m not sure how long WWE can keep something like this going, but for right now, they are doing some impressive things and this is another on the list.