WWE Money in the Bank:According to Alex McCarthy, the 2023 WWE Money In the Bank Premium Live Event general on-sale tickets sold out in just one minute on Friday. The Pre-sales began this past Thursday.Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE say the general sale MITB tickets sold out in ONE MINUTE today.
At one point, there was over 30k WWE fans in the queue, and that was just Ticketmaster.
Only single holds and premium tickets will be available in the coming weeks. The O2 is going to be jumping July 1 🔥
— Alex McCarthy (@AlexMcCarthy88) February 24, 2023
Per Ticketmaster and AXS the go-home SmackDown, which airs the night before Money In the Bank is also sold out. There are few combo tickets for both events still available.
WWE Money in the Bank: WWE sets new record by selling MITB 2023 general tickets within a minute after its release: Follow WWE Live Updates
WWE Money in the Bank:General Tickets Sold Out in a Minute
McCarthy noted that at one point there were more than 30,000 fans in the queue, and that was just for Ticketmaster. He also said that now only single holds and premium tickets will be available in the coming weeks.
https://twitter.com/amberr_marie5/status/1629393036110098436?s=46&t=GvV0-AZKrNgqVVMBeiD-mg
WWE bragging that Money in the Bank tickets have lasted a minute on sale. Rather, they should realize that Europe is asking for more tickets.#SmackDownpic.twitter.com/0u2y8UN8oZ
— Rohan (@Rohan5640) February 25, 2023
There are now only single holds and premium tickets available for Money In the Bank, and possibly SmackDown, to be released in the coming weeks.
The WWE SmackDown Money in the Bank go-home show, will take place on Friday June, 30 and Money in the Bank will be the next day on Saturday, July 1. Both events are airing from the O2 Arena in London, England.
WWE Money in the Bank: WWE sets new record by selling MITB 2023 general tickets within a minute after its release: Follow WWE Live Updates
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