When Do WrestleMania 36 Packages Go on Sale?
WrestleMania 36 travel packages went on sale Tuesday, November 5, 2019, at 12:00 p.m. ET through WWE’s WrestleManiaTravel.com site. That date is confirmed historical information, not a projected 2027 release: WrestleMania 36 has already taken place, and its original Tampa plans changed in 2020. The packages are not a current On Location sale. (wrestlinginc.com)
If you are planning a family trip, it helps to separate three things that often get mixed together: a travel package, a regular event ticket, and a resale offer. They were sold on different dates, through different channels, and did not promise the same experience. That distinction matters even more here because WrestleMania 36 did not happen as first announced. The Tampa stadium plan was changed during the pandemic, so an old package description or a seller’s listing may not describe the event fans ultimately attended. (wrestlinginc.com)
WrestleMania 36 Package Sale Timing and Historical Pricing
The official package launch was November 5, 2019, at noon Eastern Time. It was not October 15, 2019. WWE’s October 28 announcement set the sale date and time; its earlier September 23 post said only that ticket and travel-package information would come later that fall. (wrestlinginc.com)
This is not an upcoming 2027 drop. WrestleMania 36 was planned for April 5, 2020, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. It was later moved from Tampa and produced at WWE’s Performance Center in Orlando without a live audience; the event aired over April 4 and 5. That history makes the year and event version important when you assess any package claim. (wrestlinginc.com)
What the old sale dates tell us
The two previous package cycles offer a useful comparison, but not a guarantee of a future schedule. For WrestleMania 35, WWE announced packages on October 29, 2018, for a November 5 sale at noon ET. For WrestleMania 36, the October 28, 2019 announcement set the same November 5, noon ET launch. That two-year match is a historical pattern, not a dependable rule for other years. (corporate.wwe.com)
| Cycle | Announcement date | Package sale | Launch platform and planned venue | Reported package price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WrestleMania 35 (2019) | October 29, 2018 | November 5, 2018, noon ET | WrestleManiaTravel.com; MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey | $1,175 Bronze to $6,940 City Lights, as reported at launch (wrestlinginc.com) |
| WrestleMania 36 (2020) | October 28, 2019 | November 5, 2019, noon ET | WrestleManiaTravel.com; Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida, as originally planned | Silver $1,570–$3,555; Gold $1,905–$3,915; Platinum $2,380–$4,445; VIP $4,045–$6,105; Championship $7,470–$9,220 per person (wrestlinginc.com) |
Those are travel-package prices, not ordinary seat prices. WWE separately said individual WrestleMania 36 tickets would go on sale November 15, 2019, at 10 a.m. ET through Ticketmaster, with listed prices from $35 to $1,000 before service charges and facility fees. The announcement also listed limited Gold Circle VIP ticket packages at $2,000 to $2,500. Those offers should not be mistaken for the hotel-and-event travel bundles. (wrestlinginc.com)
Official Package Channel and Purchase Execution
For WrestleMania 36, the historical package channel was WrestleManiaTravel.com, not On Location. WWE announced its exclusive hospitality partnership with On Location in February 2022, more than two years after the WrestleMania 36 package sale. Calling the 2019 package an On Location offer would misstate who sold it. (wrestlinginc.com)
The 2019 packages were bundles. WWE’s announcement said they included WrestleMania Week event tickets and exclusive Superstar meet-and-greet experiences. Which events and benefits were included depended on the package tier and its terms; the package was not simply an event ticket with a hotel discount attached. The sales announcement does not identify a credit-card presale, loyalty tier, registration deadline, or general-public queue that buyers had to join. (wrestlinginc.com)
If you are checking a past order, focus on the records for that specific purchase:
- Find the original order confirmation and package description.
- Check the named main traveler, guests, payment details, and included events.
- Keep any email about the event’s move, cancellation, or refund.
- Compare any current listing with those records. A resale post alone does not show that the seller is authorized or that the package can be transferred.
These checks are more useful than applying ordinary retail tactics. A travel bundle is not a store promotion: there is no verified coupon stack, price-match rule, cashback percentage, or clearance schedule to apply to this historical sale.
Event Changes, Provider Terms, and Refund Considerations
The original offer was for a Tampa-based event on April 5, 2020. On March 16, WWE announced that WrestleMania and the related Tampa Bay events would not take place there; the show would instead be produced on a closed set at WWE’s training facility in Orlando. WWE later presented WrestleMania across April 4 and 5. (wrestlinginc.com)
That change is why an old page may not match what happened. A listing can repeat the original Tampa venue or April 5 date without explaining that the live stadium event did not occur as planned. Treat those details as evidence of the original offer, not proof that the Tampa package remained usable in its original form. (wwe.com)
For any refund or dispute, do not assume that a standard store return policy applies. The package was a WWE travel product with event-specific terms. Start with the buyer’s actual confirmation and any direct WWE or provider communication about the 2020 change; public announcements alone cannot establish what happened with an individual order. If those records are missing, ask the original account holder or payment provider for the transaction history before relying on a reseller’s summary.
Verifying Package Claims and Post-Purchase Records
A claim about a WrestleMania 36 package is stronger when it can be tied to a dated WWE announcement, an original order, or a direct provider notice. A copied package page may preserve a price or venue from the sales period, but that does not prove present availability or a valid transfer. The 2019 sale was online through WWE’s named travel site; On Location became WWE’s hospitality partner in 2022. (wrestlinginc.com)
Use this quick check before paying anyone:
- Match the product. Ask whether the seller means a travel-and-hospitality bundle or a separate event ticket.
- Match the date and venue. The original plan named Raymond James Stadium and April 5, 2020; the event was later produced in Orlando.
- Ask for transfer details in writing. Confirm exactly what is being transferred, how delivery works, and who handles a failed transfer.
- Read the refund terms before sending money. Make sure the seller states what happens if credentials are invalid or the advertised item cannot be delivered.
- Keep every record. Save the listing, messages, payment receipt, and all event or provider notices.
These steps do not prove that a resale listing is safe. They help you identify what is being offered and whether the seller can support the claim with records.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did WrestleMania 36 travel packages go on sale?
They went on sale Tuesday, November 5, 2019, at 12:00 p.m. ET through WrestleManiaTravel.com. WWE’s October 28, 2019 announcement set that date and time. The sale is historical; it is not a future 2027 package release. (wrestlinginc.com)
Did WrestleMania 36 packages go on sale October 15, 2019?
No. WWE’s announcement set the package sale for November 5, 2019, at noon ET. Its September 23 post said only that ticket and package information would arrive later that fall. October 15 is not the confirmed package-sale date in those records. (wwe.com)
Were WrestleMania 36 packages sold by On Location?
No. WWE named WrestleManiaTravel.com as the 2019 sales site. WWE announced its On Location hospitality partnership on February 24, 2022, so that later partner should not be described as the original WrestleMania 36 package seller. (wrestlinginc.com)
What did a WrestleMania 36 travel package include?
WWE said the bundles included WrestleMania Week event tickets and exclusive Superstar meet-and-greet experiences. Exact inclusions depended on the package tier. Buyers should use the original package description or order confirmation to verify hotel dates, events, and benefits for a specific purchase. (wrestlinginc.com)
How much did WrestleMania 36 packages cost?
Published prices ranged by tier and package details. Reported per-person ranges were $1,570–$3,555 for Silver, $1,905–$3,915 for Gold, $2,380–$4,445 for Platinum, $4,045–$6,105 for VIP, and $7,470–$9,220 for Championship. These were not prices for a basic event ticket. (wrestlinginc.com)
When did regular WrestleMania 36 tickets go on sale?
WWE announced that individual tickets would go on sale Friday, November 15, 2019, at 10:00 a.m. ET through Ticketmaster. That was ten days after the travel-package sale. WWE listed regular ticket prices from $35 to $1,000, before service charges and facility fees. (wrestlinginc.com)
Did WrestleMania 36 take place at Raymond James Stadium?
No. Raymond James Stadium in Tampa was the original planned venue. On March 16, 2020, WWE said the Tampa Bay events would not take place there and that WrestleMania would be produced at its Orlando training facility without a live audience. (wwe.com)
Was WrestleMania 36 held on April 5, 2020?
The original plan listed April 5. The event was ultimately presented over two nights, April 4 and 5, 2020, at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. Check the event version and venue when reviewing old package pages or resale claims. (wwe.com)
Can I still buy an official WrestleMania 36 package?
The official launch took place in 2019 for an event held in 2020, so it is not a current package sale. A listing that appears today should be treated as a separate resale claim unless the seller provides clear proof of authorization, transfer rights, delivery, and refund terms.
Should I use a coupon or price-match rule for a package?
No retail coupon, cashback, or price-match offer is established for the original package sale. These were event travel bundles sold through WWE’s travel channel, not ordinary store items. Check the original order terms and any direct provider communication instead of relying on general retail return rules.
(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)
