Where to buy tickets, prices, predictions

After one more Raw and Smackdown, it’s finally time.

On April 1-2, the 39th WrestleMania is headed to Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium and some of wrestling’s biggest names are coming along for the ride to duke it out for WWE glory on the sport’s biggest stage.

2023’s main event pits Cody Rhodes against Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal championship.

And given the historic nature of this high-profile matchup between these two heavyweights with wrestling in their lineage, fans can get in the door for shockingly affordable prices.

At the time of publication, we found some tickets going for as low as $40 before fees for a single-day pass into WrestleMania.

Two-day passes start at $182 before fees.

Want to know more about the Rhodes vs. Reigns matchup, predictions and why Wrestlemania is so huge?

Keep reading. We’ve got everything you need to know and more below.

All prices listed above are subject to fluctuation.

Wrestlemania 2023 prices

A complete breakdown of the best upper deck and floor seat prices for WrestleMania 39 can be found below.

Wrestlemania date	Upper deck prices start at	Floor seat prices start at
April 1-2 two-day passes	$182	$892
April 1 at 4:30 p.m.	$40	$182
April 2 at 4:30 p.m.	$58	$242

(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time. All prices are subject to fluctuation and include additional fees at checkout.)

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Rhodes vs. Reigns historical context

The New York Post reached out to Peter Arriaga Jr., the host of the podcast The Wrestling Caucus, to explain why this main event has such high stakes.

“Since Cody returned to WWE last year, he made it clear that we wanted to become the WWE Champion, a title his father, Dusty Rhodes never won,” Arriaga said.

“Also, Roman Reigns has been unbeaten for almost three years so there is a lot on the line in this match.”

Wrestlemania 39 predictions

Once again, The Post turned to Arriaga for his thoughts on how WrestleMania will shake out on April 1-2.

He believes Rhodes “will win and be the first person to defeat Roman Reigns in almost three years (cementing him) as one of the new faces for WWE.”

Other predictions from Arriaga include:

• “I think Edge may defeat Finn Balor in their Hell In A Cell match and probably challenge Cody (Rhodes) over the course of the summer.”

• “Rhea Ripley will defeat Charlotte for the Smackdown women’s championship, making her one of the new top stars in the women’s division.”

Want more hot takes?

You can listen to Peter and his brother Michael “Smiley” Arriaga on their podcast Wrestling Caucus which can be found here.

Huge wrestling events coming soon

There will be plenty of wrestling action to catch once WrestleMania comes to a close on April 2.

Here are just five of the biggest events we’re most excited about these next few months.

• WWE Saturday Night Main Event (April 22)

• AEW Dynamite and Rampage (April 26)

• WWE Smackdown (April 28)

• WWE Supershow (May 13)

• WWE Raw (May 22)

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