Ant Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 Apparently as follows:  Wednesday 11/5 - London, UK at Wembley Arena Thursday 11/6 - Cardiff, Wales at Motorpoint Arena Thursday 11/6 - Dublin, Ireland at the O2 Arena Friday 11/7 in Birmingham, UK at LG Arena Friday 11/7 in Belfast, Northern Ireland at Odyssey Arena Saturday 11/8 in Manchester, UK at the Phones 4g Arena Saturday 11/8 in Minehead, UK at the Butlins Arena Sunday 11/9 in Nottingham, UK at the Capital FM Arena Sunday 11/9 in Leeds, UK at the Leeds Arena Monday 11/10 Raw taping in Liverpool, UK at the Echo Arena Monday 11/10 in Bournemouth, UK at the Bournemouth International Centre Tuesday 11/11 Smackdown taping in Liverpool, UK at the Echo Arena Tuesday 11/11 in Brighton, UK at the Brighton Centre Wednesday 11/12 in Paris, France at the Palais Omnisports de Paris Bercy Wednesday 11/12 in Newcastle, UK at the Metro Radio Arena Thursday 11/13 in Madrid, Spain at the Palacio Vistalegre Thursday 11/13 in Glasgow, Scotland at the Hydro Friday 11/14 in Milan, Italy at the Mediolanum Forum Friday 11/14 in Braunschweigh, Germany at the Volkswagen Halle Saturday 11/15 in Boizano, Italy at the Boizano Palanoda Saturday 11/15 in Frankfurt, Germany at the Festhalle  I love how Brighton and Bournemouth are getting shows. Feels like 1993 again.
Sichadelic Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 Wonder when they go on sale.... Â Raw/Smackdown in Liverpool is tempting.
neil is brill Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 Wonder when they go on sale.... Â Tickets usually go on sale the Friday after spring tour ends.
pitseleh Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 Very tempted to make the Bournemouth show. Â What the situation with the roster on that date as there is a TV taping happening on the same day up in Liverpool?
RIDDUM_N_STYLE Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 Very tempted to make the Bournemouth show. Â What the situation with the roster on that date as there is a TV taping happening on the same day up in Liverpool? Â I presume they will split the roster for the most part, with the bigger names being on Raw or maybe like a Cena or Orton or Bryan pulling double duty by being on early on Raw to make the house show by private jet
Joey Joe Joe Jr Posted May 9, 2014 Posted May 9, 2014 As someone who lives down the road from Brighton this is excellent news for me! Have they actually ever held shows at the Brighton Dome, or in Brighton?
Ant Posted May 10, 2014 Author Posted May 10, 2014 As someone who lives down the road from Brighton this is excellent news for me! Have they actually ever held shows at the Brighton Dome, or in Brighton? Â I'm pretty sure the April 1992 European Rampage Again Tour had a show at the Brighton Centre.
Merzbow Posted May 10, 2014 Posted May 10, 2014 Didn't Liverpool have shite attendence at their previous tapings? I was hoping Brum would get RAW this year, after the last house show I'm not sure I could buy tickets to another.
ClassicsGuy Posted May 10, 2014 Posted May 10, 2014 Didn't Liverpool have shite attendence at their previous tapings? I was hoping Brum would get RAW this year, after the last house show I'm not sure I could buy tickets to another. Â The Smackdown tapings did. Â The Raw taping the night before was fine and basically filled the seats' set up. It's a relatively small arena anyway, with an 11000 capacity, but once the RAW set is in, it seats around 7000 for a tv taping. Â I think Liverpool got the nod again because the arena is in a really nice area, by the waterfront, with loads of great facilities, hotels, restaurants, touristy things, etc. I remember at the time of the last Liverpool tv tapings, a lot of the WWE personnel all spoke about how great the area was.
Moderators PowerButchi Posted May 10, 2014 Moderators Posted May 10, 2014 Dropping a bollock doing Manchester before Liverpool. That's doing Smackdown no favours.
The Dart Posted May 10, 2014 Posted May 10, 2014 Smackdown at Liverpool was really poorly attended, but so are most Smackdowns in this country these days, even London. Anywhere in America actually. Was a great show though, one of the best WWE shows I've been to in this country. Â I was 4th row at the last Smackdown in Liverpool, and had no one behind me, at all. It was a bit strange, but it's pretty common. I would think it's partly why it's taken them 3 years to go back, but I wouldn't have thought it would put them off completely. As someone else said, it's a really nice modern arena in a really nice area in a big city. As long as Raw is still shifting tickets there's no reason not to do it there. Â Would love to go to the Brighton show, as I've never been to Brighton and that'd be a good excuse to go, but it's on the same day as Liverpool.
KillerTwist Posted May 10, 2014 Posted May 10, 2014 Just booked an apartment for the Monday and Tuesday night in Liverpool. Going to go for floor seats as close to the front as possible for both Raw and Smackdown. In all the Wrestlemanias and Raws I've been to I've always been in the tiers, never ringside.
ClassicsGuy Posted May 11, 2014 Posted May 11, 2014 Dropping a bollock doing Manchester before Liverpool. That's doing Smackdown no favours. Â This!!!! I thought that too. They did exactly the same thing the last time they did the tapings in Liverpool, a house show in Manchester on the Saturday.
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