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Skip it and attend Accexx. The speeches were far too long. The cost is far too much. I almost left halfway thru the event. Unless they set a time limit for the speeches I will never at the HOF ceremony again for that cost. Money better spent attending Accexx……..
The Hall of Fame ceremony was great! Classic moments, a polite crowd, and plenty of excitement!
Attending the WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony was no different for the better than watching the DVD of this ceremony that comes with the WrestleMania DVD. While it was nice to have been there, I would've rather attended that evening's evening session of WrestleMania Axxess at the San Jose McEnery Convention Center. On the other hand, I may not have been enthusiastic about the WWE Hall of Fame like I expected primarily because there wasn't a true favorite WWE legend that I was most excited about receiving this kind of honor & recognition. If any, I was most excited about Rikishi getting inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame merely because I have a great fascination with the Anoa'i family also referred to as the Samoan Dynasty. I admire the use of posted signs requesting fans to be respectful to the speakers, but I don't understand why we couldn't use our cell phones to take pictures of the spectator area. I understand not allowing video recording with cell phones, and I understand discouragement of using mobile devices during this type of event; I just don't understand the discouragement of taking photos with our cell phones.
There were a lot of great speeches. Unfortunately, much of that was overshadowed by how long the event lasted. It was a long night. However, it was still a very memorable night. The stars were ready and the crowd was into it. There was a sound and light structure that blocked the screen for those in the upper deck. I wished that set up could have been better.
Lively crowd. Many noticeable wrestlers were on hand for the ceremony. This Hall Of Fame Class had Kevin Nash, Rikishi, The Bushwackers, and the late Macho Man Randy Savage being inducted. I had a real good view from the 6th row to the red carpet inside. 4 hour ceremony, great wrestling talent, and the sweetest part from all this was my tickets were upgraded from upper reserve to lower.
Most all of WWE's who's who was there on their favorite night of the year to induct a wide variety of WWF/WWE Superstars into The Hall of Fame. If you wanted action, this night is not for you. It was full of heartfelt thanks and reminiscing. Many tears were shed for past stars that had past. Each inductee was given an introduction from another Legend. All in all, it was a special evening to share with the WWE.
Pretty entertaining group! Wrestlers seemed genuinely appreciative of this honor and kept it clean for all ages.
The seats I had were terrible. We couldn't see anything. Whatever they showed where the Hall of Fame Inductees were, we were unable to see. If this is something you wish to see, make sure and get good seats
Had a great time at the ceremony. Moments that were full of joy, made you wanna cry, and laugh till it hurt.
The Hall of Fame is a night of reflection & honoring those that have helped shaped the world of wrestling. That being said, if people willingly buy a ticket to this event they need to be responsible & respectful. This is not a wrestling show! Do not start chanting just because you want attention! It's their night, not yours. If you want the WWE to keep letting us experience this event, then calm down. The audio for this building was really bad. It looked like the speakers were all pointed towards the lower bowl of the arena and not the rest of the audience. The show as a whole however was wonderful, but ran way too long (4+ hours.) Nine inductees was too much.
Event was longer than expected, but for a good reason...there did not seem to be any time limits on speeches. Once someone reaches this point in their career, they should be able to say what they want.
What a great experience! It was like attending a Hollywood award show. You could watch everyone being interviewed, and see some old faces from long ago. You felt like you were being invited to a WWE private party. It was definitely something I would do again, if the opportunity presented itself.
I enjoyed this experience to be apart of the hall of fame ceremony! It was like a once in a life time opportunity unless you can afford to travel to the different locations each year to attend. I know I can't so I feel very fortunate to have the chance to be there and enjoy the sport I have loved since I was a kid.
I loved the seat that I had. This was my first WWE Hall of Fame and I have no regrets. Getting in was fast and seating was quick.
This is the night when WWE thinks their the Oscars. They told us no cat calls to the performers. But what I had the biggest problem with was. At the end of the show , nobody came out to thank us for coming or drive home safe. No class
Amazing event from start to end. Great booking. Emotional speeches and my favorite moment without a shadow of a doubt Bushwacker Butch Miller who could barely walk, yet did his best to deliver his signature Bushwacker walk with his cane and delivered a funny speech (that came just right after the sad and emotional Connor's father speech) that made everyone laugh. Butch really went out of his way to make the fans happy and I salute him for that. See you next year!
The WWE and the hall of famers put on an amazing ceremony. It was an honor to witness many superstars I grew up idolizing get inducted. A very humble experience to witness the superstars as themselves and not as their former characters they portrayed as being a wrestler.
The WWE HOF Ceremony is always my favorite part of the whole Wrestlemania experience. This year certainly did not disappoint. From Conners Cure to Macho Man to the Legendary Kevin Nash being inducted it was a magical night. I would recommend this evening to anyone who wants to experience a special night.
If your doing Wrestlemania, HOF is a must atleast 1 time event!
Being a fan for life, this was a once in a lifetime experience! If if came around again, I would definitely do it again! To be able to see all the superstars I grew up watching and hear their stories live, it was incredible, and unforgettable!
