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WWE Wrestlemania 41’s cheapest nosebleed seats going for $1,600 due to Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing

Aaron Rift

WWE Wrestlemania 41 will take place at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday April 19th and Sunday April 20 2025. Pre-sale tickets were were available this week (using the code MANIA) and the general public sale begins on Friday.

With thousands of fans attempting to buy tickets, Ticketmaster’s “dynamic pricing” has led to prices skyrocketing for the event. Ticketmaster’s dynamic pricing is a ticket pricing strategy where the price of tickets fluctuates in real-time based on market demand. Instead of having fixed prices, the cost of a ticket can increase or decrease depending on various factors such as demand for tickets and supply availability.

As of this writing, the cheapest nosebleed seats for Wrestlemania are going for $1,600. Fans have voiced their frustrations on Twitter/X and here are a few of the comments…

@ny_verde: “Seriously from the bottom of my heart fuck WWE and Ticketmaster. How the fuck did the SAME EXACT wrestlemania ticket go from $950 to $1,900. You greedy bastards!!!”

@ykoad: “If you were mad about ticket prices this morning, just know they’ve gone up 75% in the few hours since presale began 😭 These were $1700 – what in the surge pricing 🤣 #WrestleMania”

@Victorieux_: “$1,498.32 FOR NOSEBLEED TICKETS?! GIVE WWE BACK TO VINCE RIGHT NOW!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️ @WWE @Ticketmaster #WrestleMania”

@donnymac78: “Over $4600 USD after fees for 2 tickets in the stadium nose bleeds. No wonder you keep bragging about breaking gate revenue records @TripleH Keep gouging your fans @WWE #Wrestlemania41 #wrestlemania #wrestlemaniatickets”