When Do WrestleMania 39 Tickets Go on Sale?

WrestleMania 39 has no upcoming ticket sale: the event took place at SoFi Stadium on April 1–2, 2023. Its two-day tickets went on sale August 12, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT, and single-day tickets went on sale November 18, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT, through Ticketmaster. Those dates are confirmed historical dates, not 2027 projections.

If you are planning for a future WrestleMania, keep the event number and year straight before setting an alert. WrestleMania 39 is over, and tickets for it cannot be bought through its original Ticketmaster sale. A search result or resale page that still shows listings does not mean the original sale is open.

The key detail is that WrestleMania 39 had more than one release. Two-day combo tickets and single-day tickets did not go on sale together. That split is easy to miss when a post simply says “tickets on sale,” with no ticket type or date attached.

WrestleMania Ticket Release Timing and Price Reconnaissance

WrestleMania 39’s two-day tickets went on sale August 12, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT. Single-day tickets followed on November 18, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT. The event was held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on April 1 and 2, 2023.

A presale for single-day tickets began November 15, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT. That was three days before the general single-day sale. It was not the start of the two-day combo sale, which had already taken place in August.

I do not list a starting price without a reliable, matching record for that ticket type and sale phase. Old resale listings are not proof of original face value. They can also show a seller’s asking price, not the amount WWE or Ticketmaster first offered.

The schedule confirms one practical point: a single WrestleMania weekend can have separate release dates for different ticket products. For any future event, check whether a sale covers combo packages, individual nights, premium seating, or only a limited presale. Do not treat one date as the date for every ticket.

No 2027 on-sale date or time is confirmed in the WrestleMania 39 historical schedule. Past timing can help you watch for announcements, but it cannot establish a future date. Use an official WWE event announcement and the linked ticketing page for current dates, venue, time zone, and ticket types.

Presale Access and Ticket Checkout

WrestleMania 39’s single-day presale started November 15, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT; the general sale began November 18 at the same time. The confirmed details here do not establish a registration deadline, presale code, cardholder offer, or loyalty requirement.

Presales can give eligible buyers an earlier chance to shop, but access does not guarantee a ticket or a lower price. The exact rules depend on the event and its ticketing partner. For WrestleMania 39, the important confirmed distinction is the presale date for single-day tickets, not an assumed universal code or membership program.

For a future WrestleMania, follow this order:

• Start with WWE’s official event announcement. Confirm the event year, venue, dates, and whether the first release is for one-night tickets or a weekend combo.
• Open the official ticketing page from that announcement. Record the presale and general-sale dates, start times, time zone, and any stated access rules.
• If registration is required, use the official page and note the deadline. Do not rely on a code offered by an unrelated account or resale listing.
• Sign in to the ticketing account before the sale. Check that your contact and payment details are current.
• Compare ticket types and the final checkout total. Fees can change the amount due, so an advertised starting price is not the full cost.

A sale opening at 10:00 a.m. PT starts at 1:00 p.m. ET. Convert the time in advance, and use the time zone printed on the official listing as your reference. This is especially useful if you are buying from outside the event’s local time zone.

Ticketmaster Policies, Fees, and Price Protection

Ticketmaster was the original online purchase channel for WrestleMania 39. Standard retail coupons, store price matching, and retail price-adjustment policies do not apply to these event tickets; check the event’s own checkout terms for fees, delivery, resale, and refund rules.

Before paying, review the full total shown at checkout. Separate ticket prices, service fees, facility fees, and taxes may affect the final amount. Compare the total for the same ticket type and section, rather than comparing one listing’s base price with another listing’s final price.

Do not assume you can cancel or exchange an event ticket just because a retailer would accept a return. The applicable rules are those shown by the ticketing platform and event at purchase. Save the order confirmation and read the event-specific terms before you submit payment.

Historical Release Patterns and What They Can Tell You

WrestleMania 39 gives a clear example of staged ticket releases: combo tickets launched in August, then single-day tickets had a presale and general sale in November. That is useful history, but one event’s schedule is not enough to promise the timing of a later WrestleMania.

The gap between the two-day sale and single-day general sale was 98 days. The single-day presale began three days before its general sale. Those intervals describe WrestleMania 39 only; they are not a confirmed annual rule.

The event itself took place April 1–2, 2023. This means the November release was about four and a half months before event weekend. That timing may help explain why buyers saw separate opportunities, but it does not prove that future tickets will follow the same calendar.

When comparing dates across years, match like with like. A combo package, a single-night ticket, and a presale may each have a different release date. If a report gives one date without naming the ticket product, look for the original ticket page before treating it as the full sale calendar.

Step-by-Step Purchasing Playbook

A careful plan reduces checkout mistakes, but it cannot promise access to limited seats. Prepare your account and payment details before the sale, enter through the official event page, and check the final total and ticket type before you place the order.

Before the drop

First, confirm that you have the right event. WrestleMania 39 refers to the 2023 event at SoFi Stadium, not a future WrestleMania. For a future year, verify the year and venue directly through WWE and the ticketing partner.

Next, write down the exact ticket release you want. For example, note “single-day general sale” rather than only “WrestleMania tickets.” Record the date, local time, time zone, and any official access condition. If a presale requires registration, complete it by the deadline shown on the official page.

Sign in to the ticketing account before the sale begins. Check your email, phone, and payment details, and use a stable internet connection. Avoid opening multiple accounts or placing repeated orders if the ticketing page gives instructions against it.

On drop day

Use the official ticket link and follow the queue instructions on screen. Do not refresh or open new sessions unless the platform tells you to; queue rules differ, and repeated attempts can create confusion or interrupt a session.

When you reach the seat map, confirm the date, ticket type, section, and number of seats. Then check the full checkout amount, including fees. A ticket shown as a low starting price may not match the section or quantity you selected.

Finish checkout within the time shown by the platform. Cart timers can expire, and seats held in a cart may return to inventory if payment is not completed. If an error appears, follow the on-screen recovery steps rather than buying a similar-looking listing from an unverified seller.

After the sale

Keep the order confirmation and check the ticketing account for the order. Review the delivery method and any transfer controls attached to the event. Make sure the account email matches the address you use, and do not rely only on a screenshot as proof of a valid ticket.

If you do not get seats in the first release, return to the official event page for any later release or newly available inventory. Do not assume that a rumored “restock” has happened until the ticketing platform displays tickets that can be selected and purchased.

Ticketmaster Policies, Fees, and Price Protection

There is no reliable rule that resale prices always fall as event day nears. Prices can move up or down with demand and available inventory, so a buyer should compare current listings and total costs rather than wait for a predicted price curve.

For a resale purchase, use the platform’s event listing and review its buyer-protection and delivery terms before paying. SeatGeek, StubHub, and Gametime are separate marketplaces; their listings do not establish WWE’s original sale date, original face value, or official inventory.

Check that the ticket details match the event date and seat information. Read the marketplace’s rules for delayed delivery, cancellation, and refunds. If the ticket is transferred through an official ticketing account, verify that it appears in your account before treating the transfer as complete.

Be wary of sellers or posts that claim an unofficial presale code will unlock guaranteed seats. A presale code, even when valid, generally grants access to a sale rather than guaranteeing a particular seat or price. Use only access instructions published by WWE or its ticketing partner.

Post-Purchase Ticket and Order Verification

After buying, confirm the order in the same ticketing account used at checkout and retain the confirmation email. Check the event date, ticket type, seat details, and delivery method, then read the event-specific terms for transfer, refund, or cancellation limits.

For WrestleMania 39, the event dates were April 1 and 2, 2023. Any current listing claiming to sell “official WrestleMania 39 tickets” is not part of that original sale, because the event has passed. Treat it as a resale or archival page and assess it accordingly.

For a future event, do not transfer tickets through screenshots or unofficial methods if the ticketing platform provides a secure transfer feature. Follow the platform’s instructions and confirm that the recipient has received the ticket in their account.

Real-World Purchasing Scenario: WrestleMania 39

A buyer who wanted both nights had to track the August 12, 2022, combo-ticket sale. A buyer who wanted only one night had a later path: a presale on November 15 and general sale on November 18, both at 10:00 a.m. PT through Ticketmaster.

The common mistake would be to see “tickets on sale in August” and assume that single-day seats were included. Another would be to see the November single-day date and assume weekend combo tickets were still in their first sale. Naming the product beside each date avoids both errors.

A sound strategy was to decide in advance whether a two-day or single-day ticket fit the plan, then use the matching official sale date. On sale day, the buyer could sign in early, enter through Ticketmaster, compare the complete checkout amount, and retain the order confirmation.

That sequence does not guarantee a seat. It does reduce the risk of missing a release because of a wrong date, wrong time zone, or mistaken ticket type. It also helps separate official inventory from resale offers.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did WrestleMania 39 tickets first go on sale?

Two-day combo tickets went on sale August 12, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT through Ticketmaster. Single-day tickets came later, with a presale on November 15 and a general sale on November 18, 2022, also at 10:00 a.m. PT.

When did WrestleMania 39 single-day tickets go on sale?

The single-day general sale began November 18, 2022, at 10:00 a.m. PT through Ticketmaster. The presale began three days earlier, on November 15, at 10:00 a.m. PT. These dates refer to single-day tickets, not the two-day combo package.

Were WrestleMania 39 combo tickets and single-day tickets released together?

No. The two-day combo tickets went on sale August 12, 2022. The single-day presale started November 15, and the single-day general sale began November 18. Always check which ticket type a sale notice covers before relying on its date.

Where were WrestleMania 39 tickets sold?

Ticketmaster was the online purchase channel for the original WrestleMania 39 ticket sales. The event took place at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on April 1 and 2, 2023. Current listings should not be mistaken for the original sale.

Can I still buy WrestleMania 39 tickets from Ticketmaster?

No original sale is still open because WrestleMania 39 took place on April 1–2, 2023. A page that appears to offer tickets now may be an archive or a resale listing. Check the event date and seller terms before paying.

What time did WrestleMania 39 tickets go on sale?

The confirmed release times were 10:00 a.m. PT. That applied to the August 12, 2022, two-day combo sale, the November 15 single-day presale, and the November 18 single-day general sale.

What was the WrestleMania 39 starting ticket price?

The confirmed sale dates do not establish a reliable starting price for each ticket type. Do not treat an old resale listing or a search result as original face value. For a future event, check the official ticket page and the full checkout total.

When will tickets for a future WrestleMania go on sale?

The WrestleMania 39 dates do not confirm a future event’s on-sale date. For a future year, use WWE’s official event announcement and the linked ticketing page to confirm presale dates, general-sale time, time zone, and any registration rules.

Is a WrestleMania presale code a guarantee of tickets?

No. A valid code or other presale access may allow entry to an earlier sale, but it does not guarantee a seat, a specific section, or a particular price. Follow only access instructions published by WWE or the official ticketing partner.

Do retail coupons or price matching work on WrestleMania tickets?

Do not assume that retail coupons, store price matching, or retail price adjustments apply to Ticketmaster event tickets. Review the event’s checkout terms instead, including fees and any event-specific refund or transfer rules, before placing an order.

(This article was written by one of our staff writers, Michael T. Hargrove. Visit our Meet the Team page.)