WWE has officially revealed where one of its biggest Premium Live Events of the year will take place, confirming the host city for Survivor Series: WarGames 2026.
The announcement continues the company’s recent trend of bringing its marquee events to major stadium venues with more details now locked in for the road to November.
The company confirmed that Survivor Series: WarGames will be held on Saturday, November 28, at Daikin Park, home of the Houston Astros, in Houston, Texas.
WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2026 heads to Houston
The event will mark the 40th edition of Survivor Series. This marks the first time the premium live event has returned to Houston since 2017. It also becomes the second straight year that Survivor Series: WarGames will take place inside a Major League Baseball stadium after last year’s record-setting show at Petco Park.
WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque welcomed the announcement. He said, “Houston is the perfect host city to celebrate this milestone chapter in Survivor Series’ storied history, and we look forward to partnering with Houston First and the Houston Astros to deliver an unforgettable event.”
Houston First President and CEO Michael Heckman also highlighted the impact of the event. He stated that hosting Survivor Series will bring thousands of fans to the city while generating a significant economic boost during the holiday weekend.
Rachel Quan, Vice President of Special Events for the Houston Astros, added that Daikin Park is proud to welcome another major WWE event after previously hosting the Royal Rumble in 2020.
Tickets for Survivor Series: WarGames will go on sale Friday, August 7, at 10 a.m. CT through Ticketmaster. General presales begin Thursday, August 6, while Club WWE members will receive early access starting Wednesday, August 5. Survivor Series Priority Pass packages through On Location will also be available, offering premium seating, hospitality experiences, and WWE Superstar appearances.
Houston has hosted several landmark WWE events over the years, including WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, RAW, and SmackDown. Now, the city is ready to step back into the WarGames spotlight — proving everything really is bigger in Texas, even when it’s settled inside two rings and one steel cage.
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