WrestleMania 41 Sets Pro Wrestling Ticket Sales Record

The two-night event in Las Vegas generated over $66 million in revenue.

Published on Feb. 17, 2026

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According to a report from POST Wrestling's Brandon Thurston, WWE's WrestleMania 41 event set a new record for pro wrestling ticket sales revenue, generating over $66 million across its two nights at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The event sold a total of 113,412 tickets, slightly lower than the 118,641 total attendance disclosed by the venue.

Why it matters

This record-breaking performance comes amid fan backlash over rising ticket prices for live events, as promoters like TKO have sought to align prices more closely with major concerts and UFC events. The strong sales for WrestleMania 41 demonstrate the continued drawing power of WWE's flagship annual event.

The details

Data from live event trade publication Pollstar revealed that the combined revenue for both nights of WrestleMania 41 was $66,074,558, surpassing any previous pro wrestling show even after adjusting for inflation. The event topped the previous record holder, Night 2 of WrestleMania 40, as well as the inflation-adjusted record set by WrestleMania 32.

  • WrestleMania 41 took place on April 18 and April 19, 2026.
  • Allegiant Stadium recently promoted a limited-time discount offer on tickets for WrestleMania 41.

The players

Brandon Thurston

A reporter for POST Wrestling who reported on the record-breaking ticket sales for WrestleMania 41.

Allegiant Stadium

The venue that hosted WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and disclosed the total attendance of 118,641 for the two-night event.

TKO

A live event promoter that has faced fan backlash for increasing ticket prices to align more closely with major concerts and UFC events.

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The takeaway

WrestleMania's continued ability to draw record-breaking ticket sales, even in the face of rising prices for live events, underscores the enduring popularity and cultural significance of WWE's flagship annual spectacle.