Significant news has emerged regarding ticket availability for next month's WWE Survivor Series event in Chicago.

The show at the Allstate Arena, scheduled for November 25, had been sold out for several weeks. However, according to WrestleTix, WWE has made an additional 2,784 seats available, bringing the total venue capacity to 15,342 attendees.

The modified arrangement is expected to feature a more compact entrance setup, akin to those seen at Backlash in Puerto Rico and Money In The Bank in London earlier this year.

Rumors continue to circulate that War Games could be a highlight of the event, supported by recent information from Fightful indicating that a men's War Games match is in the works for the program.

Another major talking point is the potential appearance of CM Punk at the event, especially after his recent departure from AEW on September 2. The most recent updates, however, state that WWE has declined the opportunity to bring back Punk.

WWE expanded the setup/configuration for Survivor Series at Allstate Arena.

The new setup accommodates a total of 15,342 seats, adding 2,784 to the previous configuration.

Sections 105, 108, 205, and 208 have been added, resulting in what should be a different stage setup. This… pic.twitter.com/Oz1pSwGbnx

— WrestleTix (@WrestleTix) October 19, 2023

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