WWE News: The WWE has now decided, with over 323 million doses of vaccine administered and a percentage that is preparing to reach 50% of national coverage.
It is now inevitable to say goodbye to the hyper-technological arena of the ThunderDome. Which it has sought in recent months. to emulate the feel of WWE shows as we know them.
Last live show on July 9th
The return of the public to the stands, with the annexed return on the road of the WWE caravan. It is scheduled for July 16 , with an episode of SmackDown that will remain in its own way in history as the first of the new post-covid WWE course. 
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The last live show to air from the ThunderDome is expected to be the previous week’s SmackDown, on July 9th . The last show ever -instead- will be Raw on July 12th, which will however be recorded in the previous days and will therefore not be live.
Obviously from the calculation we have omitted the various secondary shows such as Main Event and 205 live.
10 months dedicated to the ThunderDome
Those who want to try the ThunderDome for the first time will have to hurry, hopefully these will be the last 5 WWE shows within the Yuengling Center structure. 
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The ThunderDome opened its doors, for the first time, on August 21, 2020. It accompanied us for over 10 months in 3 different arenas. First at the Amway Center in Orlando. While the Orlando Magic played their games at Disneyland like the whole NBA. Then at Tropicana Field in Tamp a and then again in Tampa at the current headquarters of the Yuengling Center.
