WWE has announced the return of the live crowd with a July 25 city tour

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, WWE is returning to a live tour. On Friday, the promotion announced a 25-day live city tour that would begin in July.

The tour will begin with a trio of Texas shows. On July 16, SmackDown will be held at the Toyota Center in Houston. On July 18, the payment of Money in the Bank at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth can be seen. And on July 19, Raw landed at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. Tickets for these events will go on sale on May 26th. Dates and locations from July 19 will be announced in the near future.

In mid-March 2020, WWE took the events to the empty WWE Performance Center in Orlando, continuing to do weekly television and monthly paid shows without crowds. WWE launched ThunderDome in August, placing nearly 1,000 LED panels inside the Amway Center in Orlando to allow fans to “almost” attend events and return to high production values ​​that were not available at the Performance Center.

In December, the ThunderDome moved to Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, before moving to the Yuengling Center in Tampa in April.

Since the pandemic began, the only WWE event attended by live fans was the two-day WrestleMania 37 on April 3, which was held with limited fans at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.