WWE claimed an attendance of 19,346 yesterday for the Elimination Chamber, meaning they moved nearly 5,000 tickets in the final week of the show.
The United Center was practically full except the private boxes, many of which were not occupied by their owner.
Hours before the show started, WWE put standing room only tickets for sale starting at $124.07, with their location being at the very top of the arena behind the 300 Level.
In the post-show, CM Punk said that this was the second most-grossing WWE arena event in history, and that comes behind the John Cena final match at Saturday Night’s Main Event in Washington, DC.
Secondary market ticket prices for the Elimination Chamber remained very high up until the show and the event rarely had any dip in prices in the lead up.
