My first solo trip overseas was to Los Angeles for WrestleMania 39 at SoFi Stadium, and Washington DC the week before. I’d been to WrestleMania with friends before, but this was my first time in a fancy suite, and by myself. Although the suite had other people, no one really spoke to each other outside their group. But there were other solo guys there who I chatted with a bit, but not much.
Entering SoFi Stadium
Oops! I ended up on the wrong floor, way up high!
SoFi Stadium Suite 2SE-2
SoFi Stadium Suite 2SE-2
SoFi Stadium Suite 2SE-2
The seats were super comfy, and there was plenty of food and drinks, but the tickets for the 2 nights weren’t cheap ($1,408.59 USD), but I think totally worth it, for me anyway and I had an unforgettable time, more so than I thought I would. My ticket had a front-row seat in the suite, which was awesome! Some tickets that were sold didn’t even have seats, so you had to stand for almost 4 hours for each of the 2 nights.
I know this might sound a bit strange, but the best part about being in a suite at a stadium event is the restroom. It’s a private space for a small group of people, so it’s always clean and spotless. It’s like having my own personal OCD-friendly restroom!
Living in Australia, we don’t have many big events that go all out with lighting and sets, so I always get excited to see them in person, and WrestleMania 39 didn’t disappoint.
WrestleMania 39 Stage
I absolutely adore these events because they offer a behind-the-scenes look at the world that’s not shown on TV. It’s always fascinating, even though I’m supposed to be there for the show. But hey, everyone’s different!
End of the night when the feed is pulled from the screens
Cleanup and dismantling beings
Stage and ring being dismantled
Ring being dismantled
Set being dismantled
I stayed until the staff asked me to leave the suite and watched the crew begin to pack everything up. I got to see a lot more of the parts that interest me, the production.