WWE is taking their show back on the road and tickets for Money in the Bank went fast. There are only a few left at this point, and the show is very likely to sell out.

We previously reported that WWE sold over 30,000 SummerSlam tickets in rapid fashion.

According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, WWE has sold more than 9,600 tickets for Money in the Bank already. That leaves them with around 270 left. The event is very likely to sell out as fans pack the building to see one of the biggest pay-per-views of the company’s calendar year.

Not all tickets were bought by fans. A number of them are on the secondary market where the “get-in price” is around $78. That is still a very good response for the company’s return to the road.

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Some other advances are 7/19 Raw in Dallas at 6,600, 7/24 in Pittsburgh at 5,500, 7/31 in Milwaukee at 3,200, 8/1 Smackdown in Detroit at 5,200, 8/2 Raw in Chicago at 8,300, 8/6 Smackdown in Tampa at 4,800, 8/7 in Estero, FL at 3,900, 8/13 in Tulsa for Smackdown at 3,500, 8/14 in Charlotte at 4,000, 8/15 in Columbia, SC at 4,100, 8/16 Raw in San Antonio at 5,200, 8/20 Smackdown in Phoenix at 6,000, 8/21 SummerSlam at 37,000 in Las Vegas, 8/27 Smackdown in North Little Rock at 2,600, 8/30 Raw in Oklahoma City at 2,400 and 9/6 Raw in Miami at 2,500.

WWE is likely to pull out plenty of surprises to entice live fans to continue coming back to their events. There could be a boom in tickets sales at first, but the trick it to keep those fans interested and attending events.

What’s your take on WWE returning to the road? Have you bought a ticket for a show yet? Sound off in the comments!

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