[21 / 3 / 16]
From Wrestletix:
>Only about 61% of purchased tickets were redeemed at the show, which is shockingly low. This either means people bought tickets and chose not to go, or a lot of tickets were on the secondary market but weren’t purchased.
>It’s still a great crowd but there were a lot of shots of empty seats in the stadium, entire sections at times, so it’s not the success WWE wanted it to be.
>WWE was paid by the government of Australia for this show but it’s still possible this ran at a loss, given they originally wanted to sell almost 70,000 tickets, only sold about 55, and so few of those even showed up. Presumably this means no more Australia shows for a while, too.
>Only about 61% of purchased tickets were redeemed at the show, which is shockingly low. This either means people bought tickets and chose not to go, or a lot of tickets were on the secondary market but weren’t purchased.
>It’s still a great crowd but there were a lot of shots of empty seats in the stadium, entire sections at times, so it’s not the success WWE wanted it to be.
>WWE was paid by the government of Australia for this show but it’s still possible this ran at a loss, given they originally wanted to sell almost 70,000 tickets, only sold about 55, and so few of those even showed up. Presumably this means no more Australia shows for a while, too.
