John Cena’s legendary farewell tour is finally coming to an end. WWE has already confirmed that the 16-time World Champion will wrestle his last-ever match on December 13, 2025, at Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, D.C. The event is being promoted as one of the biggest moments in modern WWE history. However, the official ticket prices have left many fans stunned.
The Exclusive Packages for John Cena’s Last Match
WWE has released several premium ticket packages for Cena’s final match, with prices going as high as $11,500. The most expensive one is called the WWE Champion Package, which comes with:
- Floor seat for the event
- A personal photo with John Cena
- Exclusive Cena merchandise and gifts
- A ringside photo opportunity
- Premium reserved seating at The Undertaker’s live show on the night before the big match
There’s also a Ringside Row A package, also priced at $11,500, which offers similar perks with additional surprises yet to be announced. The Second Row Package costs $9,500 and includes rampside seating, while the Fifth Row Package is priced at $6,500. Even these lower-tier premium tickets cost more than what fans usually pay for WrestleMania.
Fans React to the Price Hike
Many wrestling fans have taken to social media to criticize WWE for setting the ticket prices so high. For comparison, the premium packages for WrestleMania 42 were around $6,995, making Cena’s farewell match one of the most expensive live wrestling events ever.
Since WWE’s merger under TKO in 2023, fans have noticed higher prices not only for tickets but also for streaming deals. With the new partnership with ESPN, even watching WWE shows at home has become more costly. This has left many long-time supporters frustrated.
Why WWE is Charging More
WWE knows that John Cena’s last match is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. For years, Cena has been one of the company’s biggest stars, drawing huge crowds and creating unforgettable moments. WWE is clearly positioning this event as a premium send-off, similar to a historic concert or a farewell tour of a legendary athlete.
By offering luxury packages, WWE is targeting fans who are willing to spend big for a personal experience with Cena. However, the high costs may also keep many loyal fans from attending in person.
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