WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025 will take place tonight, November 29, 2025, at Petco Park in San Diego, and it’s poised to set new financial records for the event. With ticket sales already indicating unprecedented success, WWE executives are already contemplating the viability of hosting another stadium show for the 2026 Survivor Series.
The event has achieved a remarkable feat, with reports suggesting that 42,750 tickets have been sold, leaving only about 1,200 unsold at press time. This remarkable turnout positions Survivor Series to have the largest attendance and gate revenue in its history, far surpassing previous years. Wrestling industry expert Dave Meltzer shared that the secondary market for tickets reflects this high demand, with prices starting at $113.
The shift to an outdoor stadium format is a significant evolution for Survivor Series, which has traditionally been held in indoor arenas. This year’s success could pave the way for future events to adopt a similar model, with early discussions around the 2026 Survivor Series already being initiated. Bryan Alvarez confirmed via X that WWE is considering the potential of running another stadium event next year based on the success of tonight’s show.
Moreover, WWE is utilizing this event to build anticipation for their flagship WrestleMania 42, set to take place in Las Vegas in the following year. Meltzer indicated that fans can expect significant teasers regarding major WrestleMania matches during the Survivor Series, enhancing the event’s overall atmosphere and anticipation.
As WWE capitalizes on the enthusiasm and ticket sales, the future looks bright for professional wrestling fans, with the potential for innovative and larger scale events on the horizon.