Tickets For First AEW On TNT Broadcast Go On Sale This Friday
Show airs October 2...
All Elite Wrestling has announced that tickets for the company's very first TV taping will be made available on Friday, August 2, at noon Eastern time.
From the release:
"All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will begin airing its two-hour weekly LIVE television show on TNT on Wednesday, October 2nd.
The highly-anticipated, action-packed matches will take place in different cities across the nation each week on Wednesdays, starting in Washington, D.C., at the famed Capital One Arena.
Tickets will officially go on-sale This Friday, August 2nd at Noon Eastern / 9am Pacific via AEWTIX.COM & TICKETMASTER.COM"
Ticket values max out at $250 seats for the front three rows at the Capital One Arena, which includes commemorative souvenir chairs that the attendee can keep.
Other ticket prices go as low as $20, with $35, $50, $75, and $90 seats also available. The arena seats over 20,600 for NBA and NHL games, but with an entrance set, would likely seat less for a wrestling event.
Although the release notes that AEW will broadcast from different cities each week, no information has been made available for what the locations will be for the October 9 broadcast onward.
From the release:
"All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will begin airing its two-hour weekly LIVE television show on TNT on Wednesday, October 2nd.
The highly-anticipated, action-packed matches will take place in different cities across the nation each week on Wednesdays, starting in Washington, D.C., at the famed Capital One Arena.
Tickets will officially go on-sale This Friday, August 2nd at Noon Eastern / 9am Pacific via AEWTIX.COM & TICKETMASTER.COM"
Ticket values max out at $250 seats for the front three rows at the Capital One Arena, which includes commemorative souvenir chairs that the attendee can keep.
Other ticket prices go as low as $20, with $35, $50, $75, and $90 seats also available. The arena seats over 20,600 for NBA and NHL games, but with an entrance set, would likely seat less for a wrestling event.
Although the release notes that AEW will broadcast from different cities each week, no information has been made available for what the locations will be for the October 9 broadcast onward.
Written by Justin Henry
In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
