TNA Slammiversary Adds More Seats as Ticket Demand Skyrockets Ahead of Historic Event

TNA Wrestling just confirmed it—Slammiversary 2025 is so hot, they’ve added more seats. Again.

On July 19, just one day before the event, TNA posted a last-minute update on Twitter letting fans know that additional seats have been opened up at UBS Arena in Long Island due to overwhelming demand. The company wrote:

“Be a part of TNA history. Additional seats added again due to high ticket demand. It will be PHENOMENAL!”

The announcement comes right after ticket tracking outlet WrestleTix reported that over 1,000 tickets were moved in just two days, following AJ Styles’ return being teased in a vignette on TNA iMPACT!.

“+1,070 since the last update (2 days ago)… An AJ Styles vignette aired, confirming his appearance at the event,” WrestleTix reported.

Sections that were previously blocked off, including the hard cam side, have been reopened. With 5,493 tickets already distributed and capacity now extended to 6,231, Slammiversary is on track to become the largest-attended TNA show in the U.S. in over a decade.

And that’s no exaggeration—floor seats are already sold out, and with names like Trick Williams, Joe Hendry, Mike Santana, and the possibility of AJ Styles in the building, this isn’t just another event. This is TNA’s comeback moment.