UFC 297 will be the UFC’s first pay-per-view event of 2024 and will be available on ESPN+. The PPV cost for UFC Fight Pass subscribers would be $79.99, while non-subscribers will have to pay $134.98 to watch the event from their homes. Fans who want to watch the fight in the 18,800-seat arena in Toronto, Canada will have to pay much more.

The main event for UFC 297 on January 20 at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada will feature a grudge match between Sean Strickland and Dricus Du Plessis for the middleweight title. This will be preceded by Mayra Bueno Silva vs. Raquel Pennington for the vacant women’s bantamweight title as the co-main event. Days removed from the first PPV of 2024, let us take a look at how much of a dent a UFC 297 ticket will make in your pocket.

Ticket prices for UFC 297 and where to get them

The tickets for the event are available now. While TickPick has the cheapest seats for $317, all inclusive, the most expensive floor tickets for $6,467. According to TickPick, on the other hand, the cheapest tickets are $281 and the best seats in the house will cost $9,396.

On Ticketmaster, the tickets range from around $330 to $4,700 depending on the seats. The cheapest seats on the outer balcony will cost $330, while the floor seats will cost between around $650 to $950. These prices may change depending on demand and availability as the event inches closer.

To catch the action from the seats closest to the cage in the octagon, customers will have to shell out between $2,500 and $4700. These are the most prized and costly tickets in the arena, providing the finest view of the fights.

UFC 297 headlined by two title fights

Along with the two title bouts at the top of the card, UFC 297 will feature the return of two-time The Ultimate Fighter winner Brad Katona after being cut from the promotion in 2020. The Canadian will take on Garrett Armfield in his first non-TUF UFC bout after four years.

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The card will also feature big names like Neil Magny, Arnold Allen, and Chris Curtis. And with two title fights headlining the event, it is promising to be an exciting affair. Especially mouth-watering is that it will see the climax of the feud that has developed between Sean Strickland and Dricus Du Plessis.

Will you be watching UFC 297 from home or live from the arena? What are your predictions for UFC 297? Let us know in the comments below.

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