UFC 329 Sets $1,537 Ticket Record as Conor McGregor Return Drives Secondary Market

3 articles · Updated · Las Vegas Review-Journal · Jul 10

$1,537 is the average resale ticket price for Saturday's UFC 329 at T-Mobile Arena, making it the most expensive MMA event ever on TickPick's secondary market.
Conor McGregor's return in a rematch with Max Holloway is the main driver of demand for the 14-fight card.
TickPick listed the cheapest available seat at $989 on Thursday afternoon, with 2,150 tickets still for sale.
The priciest sale so far was two Section 6, Row E tickets at $8,170 each—$16,341 total.
UFC 329 surpassed the previous record set by UFC 306 Riyadh Season Noche in 2024, which averaged $1,250 per ticket.

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