UFC 303 is setting the stage for an electrifying clash as Conor McGregor returns to the octagon to face Michael Chandler at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on June 29.
This event, streaming exclusively on ESPN+ pay-per-view, is highly anticipated given McGregor’s star power and Chandler’s competitive prowess, promising to be one of the highlights of this year’s UFC calendar.
Tickets for UFC 303 will be available for purchase starting April 26, but fans should be prepared for steep prices. As announced by UFC CEO Dana White, this match is expected to draw significant attention, mirroring the high demand and subsequent ticket pricing seen in previous McGregor bouts such as UFC 205 and UFC 229.
These events not only featured McGregor but also set records for some of the highest gates in UFC history, emphasizing his pull with fight fans.
UFC 303 Tickets Prices
Pricing for UFC 303 tickets varies significantly based on seat location. For the best seats in the house, prices start at $3,005 for center riser seats. Those looking to experience the action up close, but from a slightly different angle, can expect to pay $2,505 for lower level side seats and prices decrease as seats extend outward and upward. The upper level end high seats, the most economical, are priced at $405.
Here’s the initial price breakdown:
- Floor Seats: Forget them unless you have $3000+ to spare
- Lower Level: $505 – $2505
- Mezzanine: $705 – $1255
- Upper Level: $405 – $705
Why the Hype (and High Prices)?
McGregor is always a box office draw, and Chandler is an electrifying fighter. Plus, UFC 303 could smash gate records set by previous McGregor fights (UFC 205 and UFC 229).
Dynamic pricing means ticket costs can change based on demand. Act fast if you want to lock in a price!
Where to Buy?
Tickets will be available through AXS.
Also Check: UFC 303 Full Fight Card
It’s important for potential attendees to note that these prices are just the baseline- additional fees, taxes, and dynamic pricing will apply. Dynamic pricing, similar to surge pricing in ride-sharing services, adjusts ticket costs based on real-time market demand.
This means ticket prices could potentially increase as the event date approaches and demand grows.
Fans who can’t attend in person will still be able to catch all the action via pay-per-view on ESPN+.
This fight not only marks McGregor’s latest bid to dominate the headlines but also adds another chapter to his storied career in the UFC. Whether you’re watching from the stands at the T-Mobile Arena or from the comfort of your home, UFC 303 promises to deliver an unforgettable fight night.
Source: Forbes Report
