WWE will host Survivor Series on Saturday, November 25, from the Allstate Arena in Chicago. The night before, Friday Night SmackDown will emanate from Allstate Arena, serving as the go-home show.
As of this writing, WWE is only promoting it as the traditional Survivor Series theme and not as Survivor Series: WarGames like they had done last year, marking the first time that WCW’s cage gimmick was used on WWE’s main roster after years of it being booked as a blowoff match for various feuds in NXT.
WrestleTix reports that after tickets went on sale on July 21, the show has a setup of 12,943, with 12,843 being sold and 28 tickets remaining. This update was two days ago, so it’s possible the show has already sold out.
That SmackDown show has sold 11,758 tickets with 1,113 left. The combo ticket packages have only 72 tickets left.
WWE presents its next PLE, SummerSlam, this Saturday from Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan, that will air on Peacock.
