WWE has officially revealed the stage design for WrestleMania 41, showcasing a Las Vegas-inspired set that will serve as the backdrop for this weekend’s premium live event. The unveiling took place during the April 18 broadcast of The Pat McAfee Show, giving fans their first look at the transformed Allegiant Stadium.
The newly revealed set features architecture resembling a casino resort façade, incorporating elements that capture Las Vegas’ distinctive visual identity. The design includes prominent red lighting systems and illuminated panels that enhance the overall presentation. The entrance ramp leading to the ring displays a red and gold color scheme, with the WrestleMania name spelled out in large, illuminated lettering reminiscent of the iconic signage found on the Las Vegas Strip.
The entire setup utilizes dynamic lighting effects with spotlights that create movement across the floor area. This theatrical approach aligns with the cinematic presentation WWE has established for its biggest show of the year.
WrestleMania 41 is scheduled to take place at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, spanning two nights on Saturday, April 19, and Sunday, April 20. For both evenings, the pre-show broadcast will begin at 5 PM ET, followed by the main card at 6 PM ET.
The set reveal adds another element of anticipation as WWE prepares to present its marquee event in a venue that will host over 60,000 fans for each night of competition. The Las Vegas-themed design reinforces the connection between the host city and professional wrestling’s most prestigious showcase.
