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WWE issued a survey today to fans on their mailing list, seeking feedback on potential future WWE Performance Centers, including potential new markets and an additional aspect that would be open to fans touring the facility.

Based on what we have heard from readers, WWE is looking into fan interest as to whether they would want to travel to visit this different concept for the WWE PC with the idea that beyond training talents, it would serve as a roadside attraction for fans visiting the area, perhaps being located within a mall or similar cultural hub (Think the Vegas Strip or International Drive in Orlando)

The markets listed were Atlanta, Dallas, Nashville, and Tampa.

WWE's survey sought feedback on the public attraction aspect for future WWE Performance Center locations that would feature an "interactive, immersive tour to engage deeply with the WWE brand and history."

The attraction would feature:

"...unique behind-the-scenes access to the state-of-the-art WWE training center, with live views into training rings, weight rooms, video rooms, nutrition centers, lounge spaces, and other unique training elements. Visitors will be able to watch active WWE athletes training, including rehearsing and practicing in the ring as well as working out and recovering.
In addition to this unique peek into WWE superstar training, the attraction would also include a one-of-a-kind tour highlighting WWE history, memorabilia, superstars, and famous matches. The tour could be comprised of a variety of elements, including a museum/hall-of-fame style attraction that includes unique immersive and interactive elements as well as fun physical activities, virtual experiences, and personal connections with WWE legends and personnel."
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SportsByRo said:
WWE issued a survey today to fans on their mailing list, seeking feedback on potential future WWE Performance Centers, including potential new markets and an additional aspect that would be open to fans touring the facility.

Based on what we have heard from readers, WWE is looking into fan interest as to whether they would want to travel to visit this different concept for the WWE PC with the idea that beyond training talents, it would serve as a roadside attraction for fans visiting the area, perhaps being located within a mall or similar cultural hub (Think the Vegas Strip or International Drive in Orlando)

The markets listed were Atlanta, Dallas, Nashville, and Tampa.

WWE's survey sought feedback on the public attraction aspect for future WWE Performance Center locations that would feature an "interactive, immersive tour to engage deeply with the WWE brand and history."

The attraction would feature:
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Sounds like they’re about to integrate a brick and mortar Hall of Fame into the PC. Honestly that would probably be best. Allows them to turn an additional profit out of the performance center to help retain talent and finally gives the fans a physical location to visit for the HOF.

They’ve clearly been working toward something of that nature with all the old memorabilia they’ve been purchasing and reclaiming as of late.
 
SportsByRo said:
WWE issued a survey today to fans on their mailing list, seeking feedback on potential future WWE Performance Centers, including potential new markets and an additional aspect that would be open to fans touring the facility.

Based on what we have heard from readers, WWE is looking into fan interest as to whether they would want to travel to visit this different concept for the WWE PC with the idea that beyond training talents, it would serve as a roadside attraction for fans visiting the area, perhaps being located within a mall or similar cultural hub (Think the Vegas Strip or International Drive in Orlando)

The markets listed were Atlanta, Dallas, Nashville, and Tampa.

WWE's survey sought feedback on the public attraction aspect for future WWE Performance Center locations that would feature an "interactive, immersive tour to engage deeply with the WWE brand and history."

The attraction would feature:
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Atlanta. Could give 2 fucks about a Performance Center as they just manufacturing WWE style matches but i def would visit the hall of fame/memorabilia side.
 
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