WWE is kicking off 2027 with a stop in the Twin Cities. The WWE Holiday Tour will touch down at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul on Jan. 1, 2027, marking the promotion's first-ever event at that venue.
The St. Paul date is part of a bigger rollout: WWE has announced 11 new event dates across North America to kick off 2027, according to wwe.com. Nine of those dates are new editions of Raw and SmackDown, with the rest rounding out live events elsewhere on the calendar. Bring Me The News also reported the St. Paul stop, which slots into that broader early-2027 schedule.
Tickets for each of the 11 announced events go on sale Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 10 a.m. local time, per the same WWE announcement. Fans looking to get ahead of the general on-sale can use an exclusive presale that starts Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 10 a.m.
How Ticketing Will Work for the St. Paul Show
Ticket sales for the St. Paul event will run through SeatGeek, while Ticketmaster will handle the remaining dates on the announced schedule, according to pwmania.com. That split means Twin Cities fans will want to keep an eye on SeatGeek specifically when the presale and general sale windows open next week.
The overall slate of new dates breaks down to six editions of Monday Night Raw, three episodes of Friday Night SmackDown, and two additional live events, per pwmania.com's reporting on the announcement. It's a packed way to open the year, with January's dates building toward WWE's Royal Rumble pay-per-view.
A Road to Royal Rumble Stop in Vancouver, Too
St. Paul isn't the only new stop on WWE's early 2027 map. The schedule also includes a house show billed as Road to Royal Rumble at Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Jan. 30, according to postwrestling.com. That event leads directly into the 2027 Royal Rumble itself, which postwrestling.com reports is set for State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
For St. Paul, the Jan. 1 date gives wrestling fans in Minnesota a rare holiday-week reason to head to Grand Casino Arena. It's a quick turnaround after the new year, and with ticketing split across two platforms and two separate sale windows next week, fans hoping to attend will want to move early once the presale and general on-sale dates arrive.
