TNA Slammiversary is just days away, and ticket prices are already moving in the wrong direction for sellers.
The event is set for Sunday, June 28 at the Agganis Arena in Boston, Massachusetts. WrestleTix noted that 2,371 tickets have been distributed for the show, which is up 46 tickets from the last update one day earlier.
The bigger story is the resale market. There are only around 12 tickets available right now, but the cheapest standard admission ticket has dropped to $41.45. That is down from $61.90 just a couple of days ago, marking a 39.5% price drop.
That kind of drop this close to the show is worth watching, especially with Slammiversary being one of TNA’s biggest pay-per-view events of the year.
The venue map has 6,251 total seats, but the current setup only has 3,122 available. That could still change if TNA opens more sections before bell time, but for now the setup remains limited.
TNA has a strong card lined up for the show. Mike Santana will face Nic Nemeth for the TNA World Championship, while Lei Ying Lee challenges Xia Brookside for the TNA Knockouts World Championship.
The X-Division Championship will be defended in an Ultimate X match featuring Cedric Alexander, Leon Slater, Frankie Kazarian, Amazing Red, K.C. Navarro, Mr. Elegance, and Fabian Aichner. The TNA World Tag Team Titles will also be on the line in a ladder match with Brian Myers and Bear Bronson facing The Hardys and The Righteous.
Mustafa Ali is set to defend the TNA International Championship against an opponent still to be announced. Eric Young vs. Ricky Sosa and Eddie Edwards vs. Moose are also listed for the card.
TNA still has time to move more tickets before Slammiversary, but the resale price drop is the eye-catching part right now. With the cheapest ticket falling nearly 40%, fans looking to get into the Boston show may be able to do it for less than expected.
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