The biggest selling point of WrestleMania 32 is the venue because AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas is largest domed stadium in America. The $1.3 billion stadium had a 2009 NFL game between the hometown Cowboys and the Giants with an announced crowd of 105,121 and the 2010 NBA All-Star game with 108,713 is the record for the building. WWE hopes to fit 100,000 into the stadium in order to beat their announced attendance record at WrestleMania III in Detroit of 93,173. What's interesting about the WrestleMania III number is that a lot of people don't believe it to be true because WWE oftentimes announce 'worked' numbers. It's one of those things where if you say it enough, people will believe it whether it's true or not. For a typical WrestleMania, they'll add 10,000 people to the number just to make it look bigger. For the next WrestleMania, they might have to add more to get to 100,000, but most likely they will say they got there whether they legitimately make it or not. To be able to be part of that crowd will be a thrill you may never get to experience again. That many people in one building to watch a wrestling show? It would be amazing to witness live. That's a big reason why you should make that trip to WrestleMania 32 on April 3, 2016.
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