A pre-sale began on Monday (code PSL) for the 2021 WWE Summerslam PPV at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV. Dave Meltzer of F4WOnline.com noted that WWE “moved a ton of tickets” for the event but did not provide an exact number.
Twitter account @AEWTicketInfo noted that 41,661 is the current “capacity” for the event. Ticketmaster’s seating chart shows a configuration similar to what WWE has done for recent Royal Rumble PPV events at baseball stadiums with the hard camera being set up where the stage would usually be.
Of the 41,661 tickets available, @AEWTicketInfo wrote that 39,817 were unavailable a few hours after tickets went on sale but that doesn’t necessarily mean that all of those tickets have been sold yet. It’s expected that more seats will be available as the pre-sale continues and there is a general public sale.
As of Monday afternoon, only single seats are available for cheaper seats (in the $75-150 range) but $300 seats are more readily available.
First counts I got (several thousands in line before me):
Available => 3147
Unavailable => 38514
Current Capacity => 41661(All of these will change each day until the general public on sale depending on demand) pic.twitter.com/MKqtfiCJle
— AEW Ticket Information (@AEWTicketInfo) June 14, 2021
#WWESummerSlam update: They just added a bunch of seats if you are interested. These 2 new sections are all $300 seats. Presale code is PSL.
Available => 1844
Unavailable => 39817
Total => 41661 pic.twitter.com/lU8ziTFCtk— AEW Ticket Information (@AEWTicketInfo) June 14, 2021
WWE SummerSlam Capacity update:
As of now, the current set up is for 41,661.
This is just the first day of presales. Expect this number to change depending on demand for tickets after the General Public release (Friday, June 18th). pic.twitter.com/UNMFurMjtv
— AEW Ticket Information (@AEWTicketInfo) June 14, 2021
