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It's been quite a year for wrestling fans. If the aftermath of Survivor Series War Games with the shock return of CM Punk wasn't enough, WWE is building on its huge current momentum and record-breaking gates from their international fanbase with a series of PPV events in other major international cities.
WWE fans from across Europe are set to descend on Germany on August 31 as the promotion takes over the Mercedes-Benz Arena for Bash in Berlin and UK fans can book tickets for the event from Thursday, November 30 at 9am UK time via Ticketmaster here.
The Mercedes-Benz Arena will also be playing host to WWE Smackdown live on the Friday night and, as with London's Money in the Bank event earlier this year, fans can book combo tickets for both nights of the wrestling extravaganza.
Meanwhile, tickets are already on sale for Elimination Chamber: Perth in February, where Aussies Rhea Ripley and Grayson Waller can be expected to get a vociferous welcome and WWE has already announced France is to play host to WWE Backlash in May, although tickets aren't yet on sale for the event in Lyon.
While we've got plenty of live events in the months between now and August, the poster already released for the event gives fans a hint of what to expect, although a certain pipebomb-dropping Chicago native hadn't made his return to WWE when it was first released.
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The Bash in Berlin promotional imagery currently includes Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins, Bianca Belair, Rhea Ripley, Drew McIntyre and German-born Intercontinental Champion Gunther. Meanwhile the Smackdown superstars included in the artwork include Kevin Owens, Charlotte Flair, Bobby Lashley, Jey Uso, Rey Mysterio and current rising star and fan favourite LA Knight.
British fans considering heading to Germany for the event are spoiled for choice with many UK airports offering direct flights to Berlin, including Heathrow, Gatwick, London City, Stansted, Luton, Bristol, East Midlands, Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Airlines including British Airways, Ryanair, Easyjet, Jet2 and more. See Skyscanner for the full list of airlines available.
August is set to be a busy time for European wrestling fans, with Cody Rhodes and CM Punk's former promotion AEW returning to Wembley Stadium for their second All In event on Sunday, August 25 for the bank holiday weekend. Various pre-sale tickets are already on sale for that event now at Ticketmaster, with general sale launching on Friday morning (December 1) at 9am.
How do UK fans book Bash in Berlin tickets with Ticketmaster.de?
Tickets for Bash in Berlin are being sold through Germany's Ticketmaster site, ticketmaster.de. Tickets go on sale from 9am UK time (10am Central European Time) on Thursday, November 30.
UK fans with existing Ticketmaster.co.uk accounts can go to Ticketmaster.de where they will be given the chance to log in without needing to sign up again. When you do that you should get an email saying your account is usable for Ticketmaster.de. Head to the German Ticketmaster site ahead of the on-sale time on Thursday, November 30, log in with your details and prepare to join the virtual queue for tickets.
When do tickets go on sale for Bash in Berlin?
Tickets for Bash in Berlin on sale from 9am UK time (10am Central European Time) on Thursday, November 30. Fans who signed up for earlier pre-sales through WWE or other agents can go book their Bash in Berlin tickets any time before 8am on November 30 when all pre-sales will close ahead of the general sale.
Top tips on snagging Bash in Berlin tickets from the UK
With every international pay per view WWE holds bringing in a record-breaking audience and huge interest from fans, we're expecting fan interest in Bash in Berlin in Germany to be huge. To make sure you have the biggest chance of snagging those all important tickets remember to:
Start early. No earlier than that - we know Bash in Berlin is going to be hugely popular, so make sure to log on with plenty of time before the tickets go on sale. For high profile events Ticketmaster tends to run virtual waiting rooms to try and manage server strain. It's worth checking the page at 15 minute intervals in the run up to the on sale date , so say check at 8.15am, 8.30am and 8.45am just in case the virtual queue opens early.
Use multiple devices - You can log onto Ticketmaster and join the queue on more than one device. So once the queue opens you can keep your options open as to whatever device is further ahead. This is particularly useful if you're on a Wi-Fi connection which might be unreliable, open a page on your phone on 4G as well as a laptop/tablet/other device on Wi-Fi and you're covered no matter what. Also, add your email address if you're given the option to - if you're disconnected you'll be able to get back into your place in the queue.
Make your account or log in ahead of time - Once you've got those all-important tickets in your basket the clock literally starts ticking and if you don't check out in time they'll be released back into the wild for someone else to nab. Log in or set up your new account beforehand and make sure your payment method is sorted so there's no stress when it's time to pay.
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