AAA Moves Triplemanía Las Vegas Night To MGM Grand Garden Arena

AAA is moving its first-ever Las Vegas edition of Triplemanía to a bigger building. The Friday, September 11 show, originally slated for Luxor, has been shifted to the MGM Grand Garden Arena after the original venue sold out amid heavy ticket demand. The date and start time are staying the same.

The move affects only the first night of the two-night, two-country Triplemanía 34 event, which runs Friday, September 11 in Las Vegas and continues Sunday, September 13. Fans who already bought tickets for the Luxor show are expected to receive more details soon on how their tickets carry over to the new venue.

A WWE-exclusive presale for the MGM Grand Garden Arena begins Monday, August 3 at 10 a.m. PT, with general on-sale following Tuesday, August 4 at 10 a.m. PT through AXS.com.

The announced lineup of talent expected to appear across the event includes Dominik Mysterio, Rey Mysterio, Hijo del Vikingo, Psycho Clown, La Catalina and Rey Fenix, among others.

The venue jump underscores just how much momentum AAA has built since WWE parent company TKO struck its partnership with the lucha libre promotion. Triplemanía 33, held in Mexico City in August 2025, drew a record 19,691 fans and became the highest-grossing and most-viewed edition in the show’s history. Following that up with acclaimed events like Noche de Los Grandes and Verano de Escándalo, AAA has clearly been building toward a genuine breakout moment on U.S. soil — and a sold-out Luxor date forcing a shift to the MGM Grand Garden Arena, one of the premier venues on the Las Vegas Strip, is about as strong a signal as it gets.

It’s also a notable data point for how WWE is using its AAA relationship. Rather than treating Triplemanía as a niche or supplementary property, the company is scaling it up in real time based on fan response, which suggests confidence that AAA can draw a crowd well beyond its traditional Mexican fan base. With stars like Rey Mysterio and Dominik Mysterio bridging WWE’s audience and AAA’s roster, the promotion looks positioned to make this Las Vegas weekend a genuine crossover event rather than a one-off experiment.

Expect more logistical details — including how existing ticket holders are accommodated — to trickle out as the new presale and general on-sale dates approach in early August. For now, the headline is simple: Triplemanía’s Las Vegas debut just got a considerably bigger stage.