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This stage was so simple but effective. The ramp was also filled with lights throughout the entire length, while the elevated giant star provided a perfect background!
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The most prominent location-themed stage in 'Mania history, New York's most famous structures were on display here. The Statue of Liberty and the Brooklyn Bridge featured heavily!
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The font for 'WrestleMania' here was creative and fit the Mardi Gras theme. The masquerade mask was also a nice touch, as WWE leaned heavily into New Orleans' carnival culture!
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This stage is iconic, looking at size alone. The massive structure was a sight to see, particularly at night. The palm trees on either side exemplified the show's Florida feel!
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One of the most memorable shows in WWE history, the stage for WrestleMania 30 wasn’t complicated at all. The Roman numerals felt larger than life, genuinely fitting the occasion!
This stage was genuinely enormous. WWE went for a massive step pyramid, with the WrestleMania logo displayed vertically right in the middle. The video screen on top is also pretty cool!
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Despite the weird spider-like structures ahead of the giant LED screen, this is a class above almost every other stage. The curved WrestleMania was so breathtakingly beautiful!
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This was the perfect WrestleMania stage. The rollercoaster complimented the huge Universal studios globe perfectly. WWE went with a longer and elevated ramp, making it over the top in the best possible way!
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Read more about these WrestleMania stages and why they are so iconic!
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