Road to Royal Rumble European Tour Tickets

On 10 August 2026 WWE announced the dates of its next European tour, the Road to Royal Rumble European Tour. The tour will take place in seven countries from Friday 15 January to Monday 25 January 2027, and the shows on it will pave the way into the February 2027 Royal Rumble in Glendale, Arizona.

WWE returns to Europe with eight stops over the course of the month, giving fans on the continent a chance to see the action close to home. Across those eleven days there are two episodes each of Raw and SmackDown as well as four WWE Supershows. This is WWE's final hurrah before Royal Rumble, where thirty Superstars will look to make noise on their way to WrestleMania.

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Road to Royal Rumble European Tour 2027 Schedule

WWE SmackDown Tickets — Friday 15 January 2027, Forest National, Brussels, Belgium
WWE Supershow Tickets — Saturday 16 January 2027, Gliwice Arena, Gliwice, Poland
WWE Supershow Tickets — Sunday 17 January 2027, Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Netherlands
WWE Raw Tickets — Monday 18 January 2027, OVO Hydro, Glasgow, United Kingdom
WWE SmackDown Tickets — Friday 22 January 2027, Co-op Live, Manchester, United Kingdom
WWE Supershow Tickets — Saturday 23 January 2027, Avicii Arena, Stockholm, Sweden
WWE Supershow Tickets — Sunday 24 January 2027, MVM Dome, Budapest, Hungary
WWE Raw Tickets — Monday 25 January 2027, 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland

Televised Shows and Supershows

There will be four live televised shows on the tour. Two of them will be WWE SmackDown, in Brussels and Manchester, and two of them will be WWE Raw, in Glasgow and Dublin. The other four are Supershows: the big untelevised nights where WWE combines the best of Raw and the best of SmackDown into one card.

All the shows will be exciting, but a couple of factors make the four live TV shows unique. First, WWE will build a full-blown WWE stage, with big video walls, entrances, commentary desks, pyro and everything else needed to take the production to the next level for four nights. Second, the storylines that play out on Raw and SmackDown count. Everything that happens on these four nights feeds into WWE's ongoing narratives, title changes are possible even if they rarely happen, and the running order is tightly scheduled to make sure the show is broadcast on time.

On the untelevised Supershows it's all about having fun. Expect some crazy matches featuring WWE's best talent from both brands, expect Superstars to interact more freely with the audience, and expect a more laid-back show.

First-Time Stops and Long-Awaited Returns

This is going to be a fantastic WWE tour. WWE will return to Amsterdam after an absence of over two years, to Sweden after eight long years and to Hungary after almost a decade.

There are four firsts on the schedule. Gliwice is a brand-new market and will host WWE's first-ever event in the city. Forest National will stage Belgium's first SmackDown. Dublin will see the first Raw ever broadcast from Ireland. And Manchester's Co-op Live, which has hosted WWE before, will hold its first televised WWE event.

The Venues

WWE will perform in eight arenas on this tour. The first stop is Brussels, where WWE will perform at Forest National. The venue is one of Belgium's most recognisable arenas, opened in 1970 with its distinctive circular layout, and it is the smallest room on this tour, holding a maximum of 8,400 people.

Dublin's 3Arena can accommodate 9,300 seated or a maximum of 13,000 people standing. The arena is located on North Wall Quay on Dublin's Northside, and the closest Luas stop on the red line is The Point, which connects with Connolly Station and the DART. Manchester's Co-op Live is the largest indoor arena in the UK with a maximum capacity of 23,500 people; the Etihad Campus Metrolink stop sits alongside it, around 15 minutes from Piccadilly Gardens.

Stockholm's Avicii Arena is a modern and very recognisable spherical arena on the south side of the city. Gliwice Arena in Poland is a modern, multi-purpose venue that is easily reached from the rest of the city, and the same is true of Amsterdam's Ziggo Dome and the state-of-the-art MVM Dome in Budapest. All three sit on straightforward public transport links.

Whichever show you attend, WWE live is something else. WWE has been running large-scale stadium shows in North America for a while now, but nothing beats seeing it in a much smaller arena, and European crowds are famous for their song-and-dance support: where a North American crowd shouts a name once or twice, a European crowd sings it.

Where the Road Leads: Royal Rumble 2027

Royal Rumble is always one of WWE's biggest nights of the year. It is the first of the big four annual events, featuring wrestlers making entries at predetermined times throughout the match and eliminating each other by hoisting opponents over the top rope so that both of their feet touch the floor, until only one remains. That last one standing receives a dream run at a world championship at the following WrestleMania.

It's a huge night that builds momentum throughout the month, which is why fans will be looking to witness the biggest names in WWE setting up their Rumble appearances on this tour. The event itself takes place in February 2027 in Glendale, Arizona. The show will be held at State Farm Stadium, meaning it will only be WWE's second time at the venue, with WrestleMania XXVI held there back in 2010. It will also be the third time the state of Arizona has hosted Royal Rumble, after Phoenix in 2013 and 2019.

Who You Could See

All of the advertised WWE talent could appear at any of the Road to Royal Rumble shows. Please note that Raw and SmackDown will only feature wrestlers from their respective brands, whereas Supershows will have wrestlers from both brands appearing on the same card. Advertised talent is subject to change.

CM Punk
Cody Rhodes
Seth Rollins
GUNTHER
Jey Uso
LA Knight
Becky Lynch
Liv Morgan
Jade Cargill
Trick Williams
Oba Femi
Rhea Ripley of The Judgment Day
Finn Bálor of The Judgment Day
Damian Priest of The Judgment Day

When to Buy Road to Royal Rumble Tickets

With varying room sizes it's worth looking at tickets as soon as you can. The TV broadcasts in Brussels and Dublin take place in the two smallest rooms on the tour, and they will no doubt still sell out, especially given that Dublin is a first-ever Raw in Ireland. Manchester has the biggest room, meaning tickets are more likely to stick around for a little longer, but WWE has been known to sell out shows in Europe quicker than anticipated.

The Supershows in Gliwice, Stockholm and Budapest sit in markets that have gone years without WWE, so local demand is high, though being untelevised has historically kept them a little less contested than the TV nights. Gliwice is a brand-new market for the company, so there is no established pattern to go on.

It will be an exciting month of WWE for fans in Europe, giving them a chance to catch their favourite wrestlers live and breathe in an atmosphere that can't be matched by WWE's larger North American shows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is WWE?

WWE is one of the world's leading sports entertainment companies, putting on shows in arenas around the world. It is famed for larger-than-life characters and storylines that keep fans hooked week in, week out.

When is WWE's European tour?

The tour kicks off in Brussels on Friday 15 January 2027 and concludes in Dublin on Monday 25 January 2027, making stops in Belgium, Poland, the Netherlands, the UK, Sweden, Hungary and Ireland.

How many WWE shows are there in the UK in January?

Two. Raw comes to Glasgow on Monday 18 January and an episode of SmackDown takes place in Manchester on Friday 22 January. The Dublin show on 25 January is in Ireland.

Where is WWE's European tour happening?

The full list of arenas is Forest National in Brussels, Gliwice Arena in Gliwice, Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam, OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Co-op Live in Manchester, Avicii Arena in Stockholm, MVM Dome in Budapest and 3Arena in Dublin.

How many shows are there, and can I buy tickets to all of them?

WWE will be making stops in eight arenas, and tickets to each of the eight shows are listed on Ticombo.

Will the advertised wrestlers definitely perform?

All of the advertised talent could appear at any of the events, but Raw and SmackDown will only feature wrestlers from their respective brands, whereas Supershows will have wrestlers from both brands on the same card. Advertised talent is subject to change, and full cards are not announced this far in advance.

Where can I find out more information?

For more information about the shows themselves, head to WWE's website.

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Road to Royal Rumble European Tour tickets

Road to Royal Rumble European Tour tickets