Allegiant Stadium launches limited-time promo as creative plans face review
Summary
– Allegiant Stadium is offering 25% off WrestleMania 42 tickets
– Roughly 36,000 tickets per night have been distributed so far
– Reports indicate creative plans are being reevaluated behind the scenes
WrestleMania 42 has entered a new phase, with ticket prices temporarily reduced following reports of slower-than-expected sales.
After internal discussions earlier in the week suggested pricing would remain steady, Allegiant Stadium announced a limited-time promotion offering 25 percent off tickets. The venue shared a public discount code valid through February 16 at 11:59 PM PT, signaling a shift in approach.
Current distribution numbers show approximately 36,000 tickets per night have been moved for the Las Vegas event. That figure trails last year’s pace by nearly 10,000 tickets per night at the same stage leading into WrestleMania 41, which ultimately reached between 56,000 and 60,000 distributed per night.
Reports also indicate that the situation has sparked renewed conversations within WWE creative. According to Dave Meltzer, the entire card is being evaluated due to ticket performance and differing opinions on direction. Frustration reportedly stems from multiple changes to an established game plan.
One individual involved believes sticking to the current blueprint is the best course of action, suggesting that constant pivots could create more issues than they solve.
High-profile matches such as Roman Reigns versus CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship are still expected to anchor the weekend. However, broader elements of the card are under review.
With a public discount now in effect, attention turns to whether the move will spark a late surge in ticket demand or prompt further adjustments as WrestleMania 42 approaches.
