The two-day main event will draw 150,000 fans from all 50 states and 47 other countries, along with two other WWE events on Friday and Monday.
A giant promotional WWE championship belt has been displayed at The Star in Frisco.What do you get when you combine World Wrestling Entertainment legends like “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, former UFC women’s champion Ronda Rousey and YouTuber Logan Paul inside the Arlington home of the Dallas Cowboys for two nights?
“We like to do things bigger and better here in Dallas, and we want to see that happen again,” Paul said. Arlington did “a marvelous job in hosting the WWE Universe, which helped to create a record-setting week and the kinds of outcomes that were unprecedented at the time,” Saboor said. Arlington is tapping into one of the three state economic development funds that assist cities in putting on large events. It has applied for nearly $9 million to defray costs associated with the event. In 2016, the city received $3.1 million.
Live! by Loews didn’t open until 2019, so it missed the business from WrestleMania 32. But Nassar said the hotel is preparing for the bigger turnout by bringing a “staycation” vibe to the event.“It’s a huge boost for small businesses that we’re excited to have at the tail end of this pandemic,” Ross said. “And not just for Arlington — our surrounding communities all benefit from this.”
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