Keep It Going: WWE Makes Impressive Change To Survivor Series

That’s more important. WWE does a lot of things, but ultimately the centerpiece of their entire organization comes down to running wrestling and getting people to watch. While watching at home or elsewhere is an important part, there is something to be said about watching live. Now WWE has made a change that should make it easier for more fans to do just that at a major event.

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Earlier this week, it was reported that Survivor Series was practically sold out, with only a handful of tickets left over a month before the show takes place on November 25. However, according to WrestleTix, WWE has changed the arena setup for the show, resulting in another 2,784 tickets being made available. This is likely the result of a change in the stage setup and will apply to the SmackDown airing the night before Survivor Series as well.

WWE expanded the setup/configuration for Survivor Series at Allstate Arena.

The new setup accommodates a total of 15,342 seats, adding 2,784 to the previous configuration.

Sections 105, 108, 205, and 208 have been added, resulting in what should be a different stage setup. This… pic.twitter.com/Oz1pSwGbnx

— WrestleTix (@WrestleTix) October 19, 2023

The show could be great. Check out Survivor Series over the years:

Opinion: The fact that WWE has already practically sold the arena out tells me that there is a very good chance that they sell out the expanded version as well. WWE is doing rather well with ticket sales as of late and it would be awesome to see them keep it going for a long time to come. The company is doing things right very well at the moment and the longer they can keep that going, the better.