With an increased emphasis on International events, WWE seems likely to host a premium live event anywhere in the world.
From a familiar location in London to brand new stadiums that haven’t quite been completed yet – there are a lot of big locations that WWE could be headed in the coming years.
Here are 5 potential new WWE premium live event locations.
5. Wembley Stadium – London, England
While WWE hosted the 1992 SummerSlam at Wembley Stadium in England – the event took place at the original Wembley, not the stadium used today.
Therefore – it would actually be the first time that a PLE was held in the modern Wembley Stadium.
With AEW already announcing their return to Wembley for AEW All In in August 2026, it would be interesting to see if WWE would run a massive show at the same facility.
Sometimes sharing locations stateside, perhaps WWE would look for another massive UK site to host an event…
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4. Camp Nou – Barcelona Spain
While Wembley Stadium’s capacity is massive at 90k, it isn’t quite the biggest stadium in the UK.
In fact that designation goes to Barcelona Spain’s Camp Nou.
Currently undergoing an renovation – the stadium capacity after the changes are complete reportedly will top 100k.
If WWE were really looking to host a massive premium live event – they may consider checking out the stadium after upgrades have been completed.
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3. Michigan Stadium – Ann Arbor, Michigan
While there are plenty of giant stadiums outside of the USA – there are some pretty big ones stateside as well.
Marking the largest stadium in the United States, Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, Michigan is host to events as well as college football.
With the highest ever attendance for the stadium topping 115k fans for a Michigan vs. Notre Dame game in 2013 – there could definitely be plenty of room for WWE fans.
While it would be unlikely to be available during football season – perhaps bringing the biggest party of the summer to Ann Arbor would be a fun way for WWE to embed themselves further in fervent fandoms by making it a back to college themed event.
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2. Aramco Stadium – Khobar, Saudi Arabia
With WWE already travelling to both Jeddah and Riyadh, there is a new stadium being built in the country that could be set to host a big WWE event.
Close to the fifth largest city in Saudi Arabia, Dammam – the stadium is set to be a venue for the 2034 FIFA World Cup.
Expected to hold up to 46k fans when construction is complete – it is totally possible to see WWE taking a premium live event to another big city in Saudi Arabia.
With Riyadh set to host the first never Royal Rumble outside of North America in the 2026 edition of the event – who knows if perhaps one day a WrestleMania event could come to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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1. American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Cast your mind back to the a very different time – back when which Cody Rhodes was still an AEW EVP.
In a 2021 interview regarding potential future locations for pay-per-views, Rhodes pitched what he believed would be a great spot.
Noting Miller Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin – which was formally renamed American Family Field in 2021 is the home of the Milwaukee Brewers and seats upwards of 40k fans – Rhodes pick still stands.
Seeing a WWE premium live event in a baseball stadium would be a tremendous amount of fun and with a retractable roof – could be perfect for a future Royal Rumble.
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