WWE seems to be going all out with the WrestleMania set this year, building an elaborate set with a rollercoaster.
The Orlando Sentinal has a story about the crew putting the set together, saying that there are 400-500 people contributing to the set.
“I’m kind of the nuts and bolts, make-it-all-work guy,” said Duncan Leslie, senior vice president of event technical operations for WWE. “Between 400 to 500 people contribute to this, whether it’s [information technology] guys, loaders, crane operators, riggers, lighting folks and everything in between. There will be [more than] 100 semi-trucks bringing in gear all week long.”
Camping World Stadium view from Lake Lorna Doone. The set is absolutely incredible. And yes, it's massive. #WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/6E0VVXnjiL
— Josh Cage (@JLCage) March 31, 2017
How long will it take them to change those ropes to purple for the Cruiserweight Title match? #Wrestlemania #WWE pic.twitter.com/gBhkYwb1ON
— Diamond Daryl (@dRAIL2k3) March 31, 2017
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