Survivor Series: WarGames hasnt even gone down yet, and its already turning into one of WWEs biggest box office wins of the year. Just 24 hours before the gates open, ticket numbers are explodingagain.
WrestleTix dropped a brand-new update on November 28 confirming that WWE has now distributed 42,750 tickets for Survivor Series. Thats a jump of 1,749 tickets in just one day, proving this last-minute surge is very real.
Thats not just goodits Petco Park-packing good. The current layout is inching closer to full capacity, and WWE still has thousands of seats they can unlock if demand keeps spiking. The total number of seats on the venue map sits at 48,496, giving them plenty of room to stretch if they want to flirt with a full-on stadium sellout.
Its a wild follow-up to the previous report from November 27, where WrestleTix noted a monstrous +6,461 since the last update (4 days ago). That brings the total ticket increase to more than 8,200 in under five days.
WWE isnt just watching the numbers risetheyre actively stoking the fire. The cheapest ticket price has now dipped to $100.95 (down from $119.79), with new sections being opened to accommodate demand. WrestleTix added, A few new section additions are noted below, suggesting upper decks and bullpen-adjacent areas are being tapped to squeeze in even more fans.
Its already blown past last years Survivor Series, which brought in just 17,417 fans in Vancouver. And if this keeps up, WWE could be looking at a legit 45,000+ crowdmaybe even a shot at the full 48K if they open the floodgates all the way.
WWE hasnt called it a sellout yet, but based on this surge, they might want to have the confetti ready.
Will WWE hit the 48,000 mark by showtime, or is this as packed as Petco Park is going to get? Drop a comment below and tell us how big you think Survivor Series 2025 is going to be.
