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Tickets for Clash at the Castle: Scotland priced super expensive with nosebleeds at $430

Continuing the tradition, Clash at the Castle: Scotland and Smackdown combo tickets were released this morning at very expensive prices, with the cheapest tickets in the pre-sale listed at £345.90 and that’s third row from the very top. That is the equivalent of $430 for nosebleed seats.

Ringside tickets in the first few rows are priced at a whopping £2,945.40 each…and that’s around $3,660. The pricing is very similar to that used at Clash at the Castle in Wales and Bash in Berlin and even Backlash in France.

For Clash at the Castle in Wales, tickets went down by a huge percentage as the show got closer to try and fill the stadium.

It’s a bit impossible at the moment to quantify how much tickets were sold in the first day of pre-sale since you can’t tell which seats were open for sale. Tickets go on sale to the general public this Friday at 10AM local time on Ticketmaster.co.uk.

There will be no set used for the shows which means the full arena will be in use. The OVO Hydro holds up to 16,000 fans.


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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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