Further details have been provided on the Club WWE subscription service, including how much fans will have to pay to become a member.
On July 13, emails were sent out to those who have expressed interest in the upcoming service. It has been confirmed that there will be a preview for founding members on Friday while outlining the perks they will receive. Along with a “founding member kit” and a first look at the digital experience, there will also be an exclusive ticket offer for this year’s SummerSlam.
Club WWE Founding Member Preview opens this Friday, and here is everything included when you sign up.
– FOUNDING MEMBER KIT: Get a package of unique and exclusive items made just for founding members.
– FIRST LOOK AT THE DIGITAL EXPERIENCE: Be among the first fans to explore the Club digital experience before the full launch. See some sneak peaks of the new and exclusive content coming to Club WWE.
– BONUS POINTS: Founding Members earn bonus points from day one to get a head start on rewards.
– SUMMER SLAM TICKET OFFER: Founding Members get an exclusive ticket offer for SummerSlam. More details to come.
The email also states that “membership is just $99 a year. That’s $8.25 per month when you sign up for a year.”
What Is Club WWE?
The service, which was first announced back in April, is being marketed as “the ultimate insider membership program designed to bring fans closer to WWE than ever before through exclusive access, rewards and experiences.”
Although full details have not been revealed, snippets of what to expect have been released via commercials narrated by John Cena. Along with early access to tickets, meet-and-greets, and extra digital content, members will gain access to an exclusive line of Cena merch. Dubbed the “Never Seen 17” collection, the merch is branded on the 17 cities that Cena did not visit as part of his 2o25 retirement tour. Other exclusive merch will also be released in the future.
The announcement was criticised by The Hollywood Reporter, who called out WWE for launching a paid subscription service when fans were complaining about extortionate ticket prices.
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