WWE trucks have moved from the WWE Performance Center, where they have been parked since March, and have arrived at the Amway Center for yet another residency, which is expected to last for months.
Spectrum News 13 from Orlando filmed the trucks arriving at the Amway Center at around 11:30AM where they will start unloading and setting up for SummerSlam.
The Twitter account @WrestleVotes, which broke the original story yesterday of WWE moving to Amway, added today that as part of the move, WWE will introduce a new interactive experience with over 2,500 square feet of LED display boards where fans will appear live on the broadcast in the stands.
An application process will be available starting next week where fans can apply to be on the show.
WWE is set to take over the Amway Center for the foreseeable future. The arena has no other events scheduled for 2020 as it closed up shop due to COVID-19.
And here’s your confirmation: #WWE loading into Amway Center. #SummerSlam and other TV will be held at the building. Video and pics from our @MyNews13 crew. pic.twitter.com/819tcdEQ4w
— Jon Alba (@JonAlba) August 14, 2020
