UFC 290 Date And Tickets: Everything You Need to Know
The biggest night in mixed‑martial arts is coming to Las Vegas on September 30, 2024. UFC 290 will take place at the iconic Allegiant Stadium and promises a card packed with high‑stakes matchups, including a title unification bout that has fans buzzing worldwide.
When and Where UFC 290 Will Be Held
Mark your calendars: the event starts at 8:00 p.m. local time, with a pre‑fight card kicking off at 6:45 p.m. The venue, Allegiant Stadium, can accommodate over 60,000 fans, offering an electric atmosphere that’s been described by Brendan Fitzgerald as “intense.”
How to Get Your Tickets for UFC 290
Tickets for UFC 290 are available through several channels. For the most reliable experience, purchase directly from the UFC website or through the official ticketing partner, Ticketmaster. Prices vary by seating section, with premium seats in the front rows starting at around $500 and general admission ranging from $120 to $250.
- Official UFC Ticket Page – Navigate to the UFC events section, select UFC 290, and choose your preferred seating.
- Ticketmaster – Search for “UFC 290” and filter by date and location to find available tickets.
- Secondary Markets – If primary tickets are sold out, consider reputable resellers like SeatGeek or StubHub. Always verify authenticity before purchase.
Early bird pricing typically ends a week before the event, so act fast to secure the best seats.
All Fighters Competing on UFC 290
The fight card features a mix of seasoned veterans and rising stars. The main event pits featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski against the relentless Yair Rodriguez for a unification bout that could set a new standard in the division.
- Alexander Volkanovski – 5‑time title defense, known for his relentless pace and tactical precision.
- Yair Rodriguez – Renowned for his creative striking and high octagon presence.
- Other notable fighters – The card also includes lightweight contender Glover Teixeira, women's flyweight champion Valentina Shevchenko, and several undercard bouts featuring up-and-coming talent.
