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WWE Announces WrestleMania Plans for 2021 and Beyond
After the COVID-19 pandemic caused WWE to change its 2020 WrestleMania plans, moving the event from Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium to the company’s Performance Center in Orlando, and splitting the card over two nights, fans have been wondering what was in store this year.
Originally, WrestleMania 2021, aka WrestleMania 37, was to take place in Los Angeles, but now, with the COVID crisis still raging, plans have changed once again.
The company has announced that ‘Mania 37 will take place over two-nights, April 10 and April 11, at the venue that was ditched last year, Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay.
WWE also announced that WrestleMania 38, in 2022, will take place on Sunday, April 3 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas – the site of 2016’s WrestleMania 32.
Furthermore, WrestleMania 39, in 2023, will happen on Sunday, April 2, at SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park in Inglewood, CA – which was the site originally planned for this year’s WrestleMania.
No word yet on what attendance is expected to look like for this year’s ‘Mania, at Raymond James Stadium, which can hold 65,000 people. Will WWE run at half, or less, capacity for the sake of fans’ safety or will it try and fill ip the arena? Like last year, plans could change as we get closer to the event, and WWE’s Tropicana Field “ThunderDome,” in Tampa Bay, where they’ve been filming weekly Raws and SmackDowns, could be a last-minute switch.
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