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“Frankly, I’m excited for 2027 because we’re working with The Walt Disney Company on some special events around Disney and WWE and bringing those two audiences together since, of course, what do they have in common? Family,” said Mark Shapiro.
Disney-owned ESPN currently holds exclusive US distribution rights for its PLEs via ESPN Unlimited under a five-year deal. It is also evident that WWE wants its fans to have immersive entertainment, with the example being ‘The Horrors of the Wyatt Sicks’ attraction at Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights. Now, next year, with Disney, could be on a large scale too.
WWE has four more PLEs this year
This month, there are crossover PLEs with AAA in Triplemania 34 and Worlds Collide. However, when it comes to main-roster PLEs, there are four more events in the next three months.
In the next two months, there will be the remaining two of the Big Five PLEs: Money in the Bank and Survivor Series: War Games.
Money in the Bank will be live from New Orleans on October 10. This marks the latest that any edition of Money in the Bank has been held, as it is generally scheduled before SummerSlam.
Following that up is Crown Jewel on November 7. This marks the Stamford-based promotion going to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for the third time in 2026.
Then comes Survivor Series, live from Houston on November 28, just four weeks after its last PLE. In just two weeks, WWE will be in Perth, Australia, for Wrestlepalooza on December 12.
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