WWE Unveils Road to Survivor Series WarGames and European Summer Tour Dates

WWE's Road to Survivor Series: WarGames Tour expands to seven live events from Oct 15 in Winnipeg, MB, through Nov 19 in Huntsville, AL, with stops in Palm Springs (Oct 22), Youngstown (Oct 29), Portland (Nov 5), Bangor (Nov 6) and Ft. Myers (Nov 12).
Houston's Survivor Series: WarGames will return to Daikin Park on Nov 28, produced in partnership with Houston First Corporation and the Houston Astros.
The European Summer Tour includes London at the O2 Arena on June 23 and Sheffield at Utilita Arena on June 24, and features WWE's first Premium Live Event in Italy, Clash In Italy, as part of a broader circuit across the UK, Spain, France, Portugal and Italy.
The European leg lineup highlights major stars set to perform, including Cody Rhodes, Liv Morgan, Rhea Ripley, Trick Williams, Penta, The Usos, Gunther, Drew McIntyre and Jacob Fatu.
WWE has announced seven live events across the United States and Canada as part of its Road to Survivor Series: WarGames Tour, with tickets going on general sale August 21 at 10 a.m. local time, according to WWE. The tour runs from October 15 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, through November 19 in Huntsville, Alabama, building toward the Survivor Series pay-per-view event.
The headline addition is a November 28 Survivor Series: WarGames show in Houston at Daikin Park, WWE confirmed. It marks the franchise's first return to Houston since 2017 and is produced in partnership with Houston First Corporation and the Houston Astros.
The Road to Survivor Series: WarGames Tour hits seven cities before the main event. Stops include Palm Springs on October 22, Youngstown on October 29, Portland, Maine on November 5, Bangor, Maine on November 6, and Ft. Myers, Florida on November 12, per Fightful. The tour opens in Winnipeg and closes in Huntsville.
Presale tickets became available August 20, with general on-sale beginning August 21, according to WrestleView. Fans can purchase tickets through WWE's official channels. The multi-market rollout is designed to bring WWE to smaller and mid-sized markets that don't always land on the major touring calendar.
The Survivor Series: WarGames event on November 28 in Houston is a big deal for the city. WWE has not held a Survivor Series show there since 2017. Daikin Park, home of the Houston Astros, will host the event, WWE confirmed.
The show will air on ESPN Unlimited domestically and on Netflix internationally. The partnership with Houston First Corporation and the Houston Astros signals a high-profile production push for the event. It is shaping up as one of the biggest WWE live events of the fall season.
WWE also announced a European Summer Tour running across the UK, Spain, France, Portugal, and Italy. SmackDown stops include London's O2 Arena on June 23 and Sheffield's Utilita Arena on June 24. The tour also features Clash In Italy, WWE's first-ever Premium Live Event in the country.
Major stars are set to appear on the European leg. The lineup includes Cody Rhodes, Rhea Ripley, Gunther, The Usos, Penta, Trick Williams, Liv Morgan, Drew McIntyre, and Jacob Fatu, per WWE. The European dates reflect WWE's ongoing push to grow its audience outside North America.
The WarGames Tour and Houston event are not the end of WWE's live event push. According to Wrestling Headlines, Bryan Alvarez of F4WOnline.com reports that additional house shows are expected to be added to the December schedule. WWE is actively working to expand its live event calendar before the end of 2026.
WWE also has plans around Roman Reigns, with a tournament reportedly in the works to name his challenger for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match at a September 14 RAW show in Mexico City, per TPWW. The fall and winter slate is shaping up to be one of WWE's busiest in recent memory.
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