The WWE has unveiled plans for its upcoming Money In The Bank event, scheduled to take place on June 7 at the state-of-the-art Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. This highly anticipated wrestling extravaganza will feature Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena making his final appearance at Money In The Bank as part of his farewell tour spanning an entire year. Tickets for this and another back-to-back event Worlds Collide at the Kia Forum are set to go on sale soon. Exclusive packages offering enhanced experiences, including premium seating and backstage access, are also available through On Location.

On Saturday, June 7, fans can expect a spectacle as the brand-new Intuit Dome hosts one of WWE's most iconic events—Money In The Bank. Headlining the show is none other than John Cena, who continues his extensive farewell journey. His presence marks not only his last performance at Money In The Bank but also adds significant sentimental value to the occasion. Alongside Cena, other top-tier wrestlers will compete in matches designed to captivate audiences worldwide.

In addition to individual tickets, bundled options covering both Money In The Bank and Worlds Collide have been introduced. These combo passes allow enthusiasts to experience two major events within the same weekend without missing a beat. Those interested in securing their seats should mark April 25 when sales commence online starting at 11 a.m. ET/8 a.m. PT. Furthermore, special offers extend to Cash App users who gain early bird privileges by leveraging unique codes linked to their accounts.

Beyond standard admission, fans seeking elevated engagement can opt for Priority Passes provided by On Location. Such memberships grant insiders' perks such as prime viewing locations, meet-and-greet sessions with stars, and memorable photo ops near the action zone. With these enhancements, attendees are assured unforgettable memories tied directly to their favorite sport entertainment brand.

As anticipation builds toward this landmark event, it’s worth noting that January saw Monday Night Raw debut successfully on Netflix from the very same venue—the Intuit Dome. That historic night broke records as the most lucrative WWE arena presentation ever held, setting high expectations moving forward.