WWE SummerSlam to play in theaters. How to get tickets.
The wrestling company announced July 21 that it is partnering with Fandango to bring SummerSlam 2025 to select Regal Cinemas theaters around the country.
'WWE has redefined how fans connect with live entertainment, and bringing SummerSlam to Regal's screens elevates that experience to a whole new level,' said Brooks LeBoeuf, senior vice president of US content at Regal Cinemas, in a release. 'We're excited to partner with WWE and Fandango to deliver this immersive, action-packed event in theaters —making fans feel like they're ringside, no matter where they are.'
Tickets are on sale now. Here's what to know.
When is WWE SummerSlam?
SummerSlam, WWE's annual pay-per-view event, will be held on Aug. 2 and 3. This year the event is at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
SummerSlam 2025 starts at 6 p.m. ET on both days.
The event is slated to feature a WrestleMania 41 rematch between Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena and WWE Superstar Cody Rhodes.
How to get tickets to see WWE SummerSlam in theaters
Tickets to see WWE SummerSlam in theaters are available now on Fandango's website. The price of general admission tickets varies based on location.
Fandango is also selling a $65 SummerSlam bundle, which includes two tickets to see the event in theaters along with an exclusive SummerSlam t-shirt.
What theaters are showing WWE SummerSlam?
To see the available theaters playing the event, enter a location or zip code to see the nearest available showtimes.
If none are available in the area, an email sign-up option is available to be notified when tickets go on sale.
How to watch WWE SummerSlam 2025
For those who prefer watching from home, SummerSlam will be available to stream on Peacock. Internationally, the event will be available to watch on Netflix.
Peacock offers two subscription options: premium for $7.99 a month, and premium plus for $13.99 a month. Netflix has several monthly plans available, which start at $7.99 per month.
Melina Khan is a national trending reporter for USA TODAY. She can be reached at melina.khan@usatoday.com.
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