AEW Announces Ticket Information For Full Gear 2019 PPV
On sale this Friday!
During Saturday night's All Out event, All Elite Wrestling announced its next PPV spectacular, Full Gear.
The show will be taking place on Saturday, November 9 from the Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, Maryland.
Today, the company have announced all relevant ticket details for the show - with tickets available to purchase from noon Eastern time on Friday, September 6 from both AEWTix.com and Ticketmaster.com.
Prices are listed at $300, $125, $90, $75, $50, and $30 prior to service charges and the like being added. AEW have noted that the $300 tickets are "first three rows of select floor ringside sections" and they include "an AEW-designed commemorative collector's item take-home chair" in the price.
Full Gear is AEW's third official PPV and will be the first to take place following the debut of the company's new weekly TNT series.
The as-yet-unnamed show will air for the first time ever on Wednesday, October 2, two days before WWE Friday Night SmackDown moves to Fox, and more crucially, two weeks after the weekly WWE Network NXT show moves to USA Network for its new live two-hour broadcast.
The show will be taking place on Saturday, November 9 from the Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, Maryland.
Today, the company have announced all relevant ticket details for the show - with tickets available to purchase from noon Eastern time on Friday, September 6 from both AEWTix.com and Ticketmaster.com.
Prices are listed at $300, $125, $90, $75, $50, and $30 prior to service charges and the like being added. AEW have noted that the $300 tickets are "first three rows of select floor ringside sections" and they include "an AEW-designed commemorative collector's item take-home chair" in the price.
Full Gear is AEW's third official PPV and will be the first to take place following the debut of the company's new weekly TNT series.
The as-yet-unnamed show will air for the first time ever on Wednesday, October 2, two days before WWE Friday Night SmackDown moves to Fox, and more crucially, two weeks after the weekly WWE Network NXT show moves to USA Network for its new live two-hour broadcast.
Written by Ross Tweddell
Written and video journalist for Cultaholic Wrestling | twitter: @rossonrasslin | instagram: @rossonrasslin
