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WWE SmackDown Tickets: How To Buy (Guide)

WWE SmackDown, one of the most electrifying wrestling events, is coming to London’s The O2 Arena on Friday, March 28, 2025, as part of the Road to WrestleMania tour. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about securing your tickets for this thrilling event.

When Do WWE SmackDown Tickets Go on Sale?

Tickets for the WWE SmackDown event in London will go on general sale on Friday, January 31, 2025, at 10:00 am GMT. However, presale tickets have already been made available, giving fans an early opportunity to secure their spots.

Where to Buy WWE SmackDown Tickets

There are several official platforms where you can purchase tickets for the WWE SmackDown event:

  1. AXS.com: This is the official ticketing partner for The O2 Arena.
  2. Ticketmaster: Another reliable source for WWE event tickets.
  3. WWE’s official website: Often provides links to authorized ticket sellers.

It’s crucial to purchase from official sources to avoid potential scams or counterfeit tickets.

How Much Do WWE SmackDown Tickets Cost?

Ticket prices for WWE SmackDown events can vary widely based on factors such as seating location and demand. For the London event, prices are expected to start from around £340, not including booking fees. However, some sources indicate that tickets might be available for as low as £240 for upper-level seating.

Here’s a general breakdown of ticket prices based on seating areas:

  • Upper level seats: £240 – £445
  • Lower level seats: £289 – £964
  • Floor seats: £1,428 and up8

Keep in mind that these prices are subject to change and may vary as the event date approaches.

Tips for Buying WWE SmackDown Tickets

  1. Act Fast: WWE events, especially in major cities like London, tend to sell out quickly. Be prepared to purchase as soon as tickets go on sale.
  2. Consider Presale Options: If available, presale tickets can give you a better chance of securing seats before the general public.
  3. Be Flexible: If you’re on a budget, be open to different seating options. Upper-level seats can still provide a great view of the action at a lower cost.
  4. Check Multiple Sources: While sticking to official sellers, compare prices across different platforms to find the best deal.
  5. Join Fan Clubs: WWE often offers early access or special deals to members of their fan clubs or email lists.

What to Expect at WWE SmackDown

The WWE SmackDown event in London promises to be an unforgettable night of wrestling entertainment. Fans can look forward to seeing some of their favorite WWE superstars in action, including:

  • Cody Rhodes (The American Nightmare)
  • GUNTHER
  • Liv Morgan
  • Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins
  • Rhea Ripley
  • Drew McIntyre
  • Bianca Belair
  • Jade Cargill

This event is part of the Road to WrestleMania tour, making it even more special as wrestlers gear up for WWE’s biggest annual event.

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