WWE Adds 10 Dates To 2026 Holiday Tour

WWE has expanded its annual Holiday Tour with 10 additional dates, the company confirmed through an official press release and on social media. The newly announced shows will run across multiple U.S. cities beginning December 3.

Tickets for the newly added events go on sale Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster.com.

The Holiday Tour has become a fixture on WWE’s year-end calendar, typically packing arenas across the country in the weeks surrounding Christmas and New Year’s with a mix of Raw, SmackDown, and NXT talent making appearances outside the regular weekly television tapings. For fans in the newly added markets, it’s often one of the few chances each year to see WWE live without the show being built around a taping or premium live event go-home segment — these dates tend to lean more toward crowd-pleasing matchups and appearances than storyline advancement.

From a business standpoint, tacking on additional stops signals continued confidence in year-end house show demand, which has remained strong even as WWE’s premium live event slate has grown more international and more expensive to attend. The Holiday Tour serves as a lower-cost, family-friendly alternative for fans who may not have the budget or opportunity to catch a WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, or SummerSlam, and expanding the schedule suggests ticket sales for the tour’s core dates have justified the additional overhead.

WWE has not yet detailed which specific cities will host each of the 10 new dates beyond confirming a December 3 start, nor has it announced which talent will be advertised for the shows. Card announcements and full city-by-city breakdowns typically follow closer to on-sale dates, so more specifics should surface in the coming days as WWE promotes the tour further.

With tickets set to go live October 2, fans in the affected markets will want to move quickly — Holiday Tour dates, particularly those in larger markets, have a history of selling briskly given the timing coincides with the holiday gift-buying season. Expect WWE to roll out additional promotional pushes, including social media graphics and local market advertising, as the on-sale date approaches.

PW Exclusive will continue to track additional details as WWE fills out the rest of its 2026 holiday schedule.