WWE's upcoming Saturday Night's Main Event in Montreal has sparked some interesting discussions about ticket sales. The latest numbers show that 10, 761 tickets have been sold so far, with only 476 left. At first glance, this might seem impressive, but there's more to the story.

The Bell Centre has a capacity of 19, 585 seats, but WWE has decided to use only 11, 237 for this event. This means over 8, 000 seats are not being used. This is a big change from the last major WWE event at this venue, which had a setup of 13, 987 seats.

WWE has moved 1, 802 more tickets in the last five days. However, the decision to scale down the seating capacity suggests that demand wasn't as high as expected. The cheapest ticket available is CA $66. 00, and 79 seats are listed for resale.

The event features some big names like Cody Rhodes, Jacob Fatu, AJ Styles, and Shinsuke Nakamura. Despite the star power, WWE has had to reduce the number of seats to avoid the appearance of empty sections on TV. This raises questions about how WWE promotes its events and whether it's a sign of changing fan habits.


# **WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event in Montreal: A Closer Look at Ticket Sales**

**Ticket Sales Overview**

- **Tickets Sold:** 10,761
- **Tickets Remaining:** 476

**Venue Details**

- **Bell Centre Capacity:** 19,585 seats
- **Seats Used for Event:** 11,237
- **Seats Not Used:** Over 8,000

**Comparison with Previous Event**

- **Last Major WWE Event Seating:** 13,987 seats

**Recent Sales Activity**

- **Tickets Sold in Last Five Days:** 1,802

**Ticket Information**

- **Cheapest Ticket Price:** CA $66.00
- **Resale Seats Available:** 79

**Main Event Features**

- **Star Power:** Cody Rhodes, Jacob Fatu, AJ Styles, Shinsuke Nakamura

**Key Observations**

- **Reduced Seating Capacity:** To avoid empty sections on TV
- **Promotional Strategies:** Questions raised about WWE's event promotion
- **Fan Habits:** Potential shift in fan behavior



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