AEW WrestleDream is scheduled for Saturday, October 18, 2025, at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri. That being said, tickets for the event are still up for grabs. They are also pretty reasonable, all things considered.
Fans looking to attend the event can find a variety of price points, with seats currently listed between $44 and $59, including fees on Seatgeek. Some of the lowest-priced options include Section 208 and Section 206, both offering tickets for $44. That being said, there are plenty of seats available for WrestleDream.
AEW WrestleDream has a current setup of 5,963 seats, with 5,528 tickets already distributed. As of right now, 435 tickets are available for purchase, which are the options you see on SeatGeek.
There are currently no ringside seats available, so those tickets arent up on the secondary market. We will have to see how packed the building looks on pay-per-view.
In comparison, WWE Survivor Series 2025 is scheduled for Saturday, November 29, 2025 at Petco Park in San Diego, California. The event currently has a setup capacity of 32,295 seats, with 29,700 tickets already distributed. As of WrestleTixs posting, 2,595 tickets remain available for purchase.
WWE Survivor Series current ticket listings show a spread from the lowest options on Seatgeek, around $203 in upper-level sections like 326, all the way up to premium floor seats priced as high as $3,117. The median price point seems to be in the $558, $625, and $686 range in lower bowl areas. All in all, WWE Survivor Series is far more expensive than AEW WrestleDream.
There are a lot of ways to spend money as a pro wrestling fan, and buying tickets are certainly a great way to do that. AEW and WWE are still going strong, but their events are certainly more interesting if you look closely at the numbers.
