WWE: How much are tickets for Wrestlemania 40 and why is it a two-night event?

This year’s WWE extravaganza celebrates its fortieth anniversary with Wrestlemania 40 or XXL set to unfold over two electrifying nights—6/7 April (2024)—at the iconic Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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For forty years now WrestleMania has delivered joy to countless generations of WWE fans and is one of the biggest wrestling promotions in the world generating a multi-million dollar Business and creating a legion of household names in the stars that have graced the ring from Hulk Hogan, John Cena to the likes of Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins.

What to look out for at Wrestlemania 40?

Current champion Roman Reigns defends his title against the dogged Cody Rhodes as, after a year of waiting for a tilt at glory, Rhodes gets another shot at becoming the undisputed champion.

The Rock & Roman Reigns vs. Cody Rhodes & Seth “Freakin” Rollins is set to be a colossal clash with WrestleMania implications. The Rock acknowledges Reigns as his Tribal Chief cementing a family bond, and together, they face off against Rhodes and Rollins in a tag-team extravaganza.

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In the women’s side, reigning champion IYO SKY faces off against the resilient Bayley with the battle for supremacy promising to be fierce.

Logan Paul vs. Randy Orton vs. Kevin Owens is a United States Title Triple Threat Match that guarantees chaos and unpredictability with Paul now having to contend with two former U.S. Champions who have championship pedigree and several signature wins at WrestleMania.

WrestleMania 40 in Philadelphia will deliver plenty of thrills and spills as the event celebrates its 40th birthday with the return of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson generating huge interest in the event as he return to in-ring action after 11 years.

The bill at this year’s event is so action packed that the event will be held over two nights at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Finding tickets for WWE XL?

There are still a limited amount of tickets left for the event (both nights) via the official Ticketmaster portal with large areas of the venue already sold out.

At the time of writing (4 April) the cheapest upper level seat in the house on Saturday will cost just over $200 and for the deep pocketed wishing to get close-up to the action, seats close to the ring are available from $2,000. Sunday’s cheapest ticket is more expensive clocking in at $282 but with more availability on the second night.