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Expensive tickets for Euro tour on road to WrestleMania go on public sale

Tickets for the WWE European tour on the road to WrestleMania went officially on sale to the general public this morning and the trend of very expensive ticket prices continued, at least for the TV portion of the tour.

As part of this two-week tour, WWE will have six live television shows, three Raw and three Smackdown, across five different countries.

The Smackdown in Barcelona on March 14 is the cheapest out of all TV shows, with tickets starting from €60 and going all the way up to €450 for ringside.

Raw in Brussels on March 17 has tickets at €127 for the cheapest and €377 to the highest what’s available right now.

Smackdown in Bologna on March 21 has the most expensive starting point, with the cheapest tickets at €345 and the highest so far at €575.

Raw in Glasgow on March 24 starts from £172.95 and all the way up to £897.70 for ringside.

WWE will then tape both Smackdown and Raw in London on March 27 and 31 respectively. Only combo tickets are available and the cheapest are £183.50 and the most expensive shoot up to £1,504 for ringside.

Tickets for the other non-televised shows in Dortmund, Hannover, Belfast, Nottingham, Vienna, and Amsterdam are also on sale.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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