WWE is pulling out all the stops for SummerSlam 2025, and fans are paying big money for it. The wrestling giant, in collaboration with On Location, recently launched an exclusive Elite PLUS package priced at a whopping $40,000 per ticket. Despite the steep cost, the limited number of tickets has already sold out, confirming the event's massive demand.
What’s included in the $40,000 experience?The Elite PLUS package isn’t just about front-row seats. It offers Premium Front Row Seating at MetLife Stadium, private transportation to and from events, and access to an Elite Welcome Event. Fans are also granted entry to an all-inclusive pre-show hospitality lounge featuring appearances from WWE legends like Kevin Nash.
The perks don’t stop there, the ticket also includes an in-ring photo opportunity at SummerSlam, post-show press conference access, and a desk photo op. Attendees will enjoy full access to both nights of SummerSlam on August 2 and 3, as well as RAW and SmackDown scheduled for August 1 and 4, respectively.
For those who missed out on the Elite PLUS deal or found it too pricey, WWE is offering a slightly more affordable Elite package at $32,500. While it skips the private transport and a few extras, it still includes front-row seating and access to several exclusive events.
Though WWE hasn’t publicly listed these prices on its website, wrestling insider Andrew Baydala confirmed the figures on X (formerly Twitter), stating that the $40,000 tickets have completely sold out.
Shannon Sharpe calls out John Cena and Travis ScottAdding to the buzz around SummerSlam, NFL legend Shannon Sharpe has publicly called out John Cena and rapper Travis Scott for a potential tag team match. Appearing on ESPN’s First Take, Sharpe pitched a fantasy bout with Cody Rhodes as his partner, further fueling fan speculation about surprise appearances.
Meanwhile, WWE’s upcoming Netflix documentary has stirred controversy by unintentionally revealing nixed WrestleMania plans. A whiteboard shown in the trailer featured unused match ideas and wrestler names, some of whom were reportedly unaware they had even been considered for the event.
With soaring ticket prices, celebrity callouts, and backstage surprises, SummerSlam 2025 is shaping up to be one of WWE’s most talked-about spectacles yet.
What’s included in the $40,000 experience?The Elite PLUS package isn’t just about front-row seats. It offers Premium Front Row Seating at MetLife Stadium, private transportation to and from events, and access to an Elite Welcome Event. Fans are also granted entry to an all-inclusive pre-show hospitality lounge featuring appearances from WWE legends like Kevin Nash.
The perks don’t stop there, the ticket also includes an in-ring photo opportunity at SummerSlam, post-show press conference access, and a desk photo op. Attendees will enjoy full access to both nights of SummerSlam on August 2 and 3, as well as RAW and SmackDown scheduled for August 1 and 4, respectively.
For those who missed out on the Elite PLUS deal or found it too pricey, WWE is offering a slightly more affordable Elite package at $32,500. While it skips the private transport and a few extras, it still includes front-row seating and access to several exclusive events.
Though WWE hasn’t publicly listed these prices on its website, wrestling insider Andrew Baydala confirmed the figures on X (formerly Twitter), stating that the $40,000 tickets have completely sold out.
Confirmed with On-Location & #WWE-
— Andrew Baydala (@AndrewBaydala) April 28, 2025
Elite PLUS package prices for front row floor centers(TV SIDE) for WWE 2025-#SummerSlam at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey are $40,000 per ticket. (Confirmed they are sold out of this very limited quantity)
They include-
Premium Front Row… pic.twitter.com/ZhJIHseHFc
Shannon Sharpe calls out John Cena and Travis ScottAdding to the buzz around SummerSlam, NFL legend Shannon Sharpe has publicly called out John Cena and rapper Travis Scott for a potential tag team match. Appearing on ESPN’s First Take, Sharpe pitched a fantasy bout with Cody Rhodes as his partner, further fueling fan speculation about surprise appearances.
Shannon Sharpe on ESPN’s ‘First Take’ reacts to John Cena turning heel:
— Wrestle Ops (@WrestleOps) March 3, 2025
“Man John Cena ought to be ashamed of himself, he waited all this time to become a heel, man you know what, ay Cody, me and you against John Cena and Travis Scott…Summerfest…SummerSlam! Cena you need to… pic.twitter.com/pwb1jdtUIv
Meanwhile, WWE’s upcoming Netflix documentary has stirred controversy by unintentionally revealing nixed WrestleMania plans. A whiteboard shown in the trailer featured unused match ideas and wrestler names, some of whom were reportedly unaware they had even been considered for the event.
With soaring ticket prices, celebrity callouts, and backstage surprises, SummerSlam 2025 is shaping up to be one of WWE’s most talked-about spectacles yet.
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