WWE fans in Germany are in for a treat as the company announced that it will host its first-ever major Premium Live Event (PLE) in the country next year. The event, dubbed Bash in Berlin, will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin on Saturday, August 31, 2024.
Bash in Berlin is part of WWE’s expansion of its international PLEs, which have been a huge success in the past 12 months. The company has staged PLEs in Montreal, Puerto Rico, Jeddah and London, featuring some of the biggest names and matches in sports entertainment. Australia will also host Elimination Chamber: Perth on Saturday, February 24, 2024.
WWE’s PLEs are exclusive events that are not televised or streamed on any platform, giving fans a unique and immersive experience. Fans who attend Bash in Berlin will have the opportunity to see their favorite WWE Superstars live in action, as well as enjoy pre-show hospitality, ringside photo opportunities, exclusive merchandise and more.
Fans who are interested in attending Bash in Berlin can register now for an exclusive presale opportunity by visiting this link. Additionally, Priority Pass ticket packages will soon be available from On Location, offering fans the chance to be ringside for every exhilarating moment. Starting today, fans can place a deposit to secure access ahead of the general public. To learn more about Priority Passes or to place a deposit, please visit this link.
Bash in Berlin is expected to be a historic event for WWE and its German fans, who have been loyal and passionate supporters of the company for decades. WWE has been touring Germany since 1992 and has a strong presence in the country’s media landscape. WWE’s flagship shows Raw and SmackDown air on ProSieben MAXX every week, while NXT airs on WWE Network every Wednesday night.
WWE’s announcement of Bash in Berlin has generated a lot of excitement and buzz among fans and media outlets. The event is being hailed as a milestone for WWE and German sports entertainment. WWE Superstars have also expressed their enthusiasm and eagerness to perform in front of the German crowd.
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