In data released by @WrestleTix, WWE have approximately sold 10,000 tickets less for each night for WrestleMania 42 compared to the same period last year in the same venue.

WrestleMania Saturday is just over 39,200 tickets distributed so far, with last year’s count standing at around 48,600 during the same timeframe. WrestleMania Sunday is selling just slightly better, with over 41,200 tickets out now compared to 51,000 in the same period last year.

This drop would put ticket sales at approximately 20% less than the previous year, and while earlier ticket discounts narrowed the gap, the last few weeks saw that gap get even wider as sales came to a halt.

WWE are expected to lower prices for both nights over the next couple of days for a final push. The company typically sells over 1,000 tickets a day in the last week of the show, but with Las Vegas being mostly full of out-of-town fans, the drop in prices could be a little too late considering most hotels and flights are now really expensive.

While WrestleMania 41 grossed over $65 million in gate money over two nights, this year’s show will probably get close to that number even though with a combined 20,000 tickets less so far due to the high ticket prices offsetting the slow sales.

DJ Valentino Khan is returning to WrestleMania and will be DJing both nights at Allegiant Stadium.

Khan has already performed at a few big WWE events, including a previous WrestleMania, where he welcomed fans inside the stadium with popular songs.

“I’m back again DJing WWE Wrestlemania in Vegas,” Khan wrote in a post on X along with a skit of trying to get Rey and Dominik Mysterio back on the same page.

“Tried to get Dom & Rey Mysterio to hash it out. It didn’t go so well. Pull up for my sets April 18 & 19 at Allegiant Stadium + all weekend long at WWE World (still working on the Rey & Dom situation),” Khan added.

The match schedule for WrestleMania 42 Saturday and Sunday was revealed this morning on ESPN’s Get Up by WWE’s own Joe Tessitore.

The first hour of each night will air on ESPN2 and ESPN respectively, with two matches set to air during those two hours.

WrestleMania 42 Saturday:

• Drew McIntyre vs Jacob Fatu in an unsanctioned match (Airs live on ESPN2)
• The Usos and LA Knight vs Logan Paul, Austin Theory and IShowSpeed in a six-man tag match (Airs live on ESPN2)
• Nia Jax and Lash Legend vs Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss vs Bayley and Lyra Valkyria vs Nikki and Brie Bella in a fatal four-way tag team match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team titles
• Seth Rollins vs Gunther
• AJ Lee vs Becky Lynch for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental title
• Stephanie Vaquer vs Liv Morgan for the WWE Women’s World title
• Cody Rhodes vs Randy Orton for the WWE title

WrestleMania 42 Sunday:

• Brock Lesnar vs Oba Femi (Airs live on ESPN)
• Penta vs Rey Mysterio vs Je’Von Evans vs Dragon Lee vs Rusev vs JD McDonagh for the WWE Intercontinental title in a ladder match (Airs live on ESPN)
• Sami Zayn vs Trick Williams for the WWE United States title
• Finn Balor vs Dominik Mysterio
• Jade Cargill vs Rhea Ripley for the WWE Women’s title
• CM Punk vs Roman Reigns for the WWE World Heavyweight title

Iyo Sky vs Asuka is also expected to land on the Sunday broadcast once it is official, making it a seven-match card just like the Saturday show.

The match order is not yet confirmed.