WrestleMania 41 is bringing tens of thousands to Las Vegas next month — but how much are fans actually spending to be there?
VegasInsider has published a new study that breaks down the full cost of the WrestleMania experience — tickets, lodging, food, and more — for solo fans, couples, and families. Spoiler: some will spend $10K+ for the weekend.
WrestleMania 2025: The Cost of Attending WWE’s Biggest Weekend Revealed
Las Vegas, NV – March 14, 2025 — WrestleMania 41 is headed to Las Vegas, bringing with it the energy, spectacle, and high-flying drama that WWE fans live for. But for those hoping to be part of it in person, it comes with a price tag as massive as the event itself.
A new study by VegasInsider.com has crunched the numbers to reveal just how much fans are spending to attend WrestleMania 41 in 2025 — breaking down the real costs across travel, accommodation, tickets, food, and drink.
The Total Cost of a WrestleMania Weekend (USD)
|
Group |
Accommodation |
Tickets |
Beers |
Meals |
Total Cost |
|
Single Adult |
$969 |
$2,346 |
$36 |
$135 |
$3,487 |
|
Couple |
$911 |
$4,693 |
$72 |
$270 |
$5,946 |
|
Family of 4 |
$1,307 |
$8,900 |
$72 |
$405 |
$10,684 |
1. Tickets Are the Real Main Event
Tickets account for the biggest share of the budget — with solo attendees paying over $2,300, and families looking at nearly $9,000 to get four seats in the stadium.
2. Hotels & Airbnbs: The Vegas Price Bump
With WrestleMania landing during peak season, a 3-night stay can cost up to $1,300 for families and around $970 for single travellers, based on a weighted average of Airbnb and hotel listings.
3. Food & Beverages: Fueling the Weekend
Even without VIP packages or add-ons, basic meals and drinks still add several hundred dollars per group over the weekend — with solo fans spending over $170, and families around $480 in total.
“WrestleMania is no longer just a wrestling event — it’s a full-scale experience that people build their entire spring around. Fans are spending thousands to be part of it, and that’s before they even hit the Vegas Strip,” — Ben Mendelowitz, spokesperson at VegasInsider.com
Methodology
This data was sourced and analysed by VegasInsider.com using live pricing from Booking.com, Airbnb, and Ticketmaster for a 3-night stay and two-day ticket bundle during WrestleMania 2025 in Las Vegas.
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Tickets: Based on average prices for standard and resale listings
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Accommodation: Weighted average of hotels and Airbnbs
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Meals & Beers: Based on Numbeo’s Las Vegas cost-of-living data.
full research: https://www.vegasinsider.com/wrestlemania-2025-cost/
story credit VegasInsider
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Author: David Keech
David Keech is a retired teacher and works as a sportswriter, sports official and as an educational consultant. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as 'KeechDaVoice.' David can be reached at keechertheteacher@gmail.com
