WWE Hall of Fame

Loved watching the attitude era get its shine. Seeing APA, godfather, Jacqueline, Vader, Ric Flair, and dudleys.

The wwe hall of fame ceremony is always a good show to see. However i wouldn't recommend anyone ever attend an event at the American Airlines Center in Dallas. The parking policies are insane as you cant park until 30 minutes before the doors open, forcing you to wander Dallas. But overall the show itself was amazing!

I have no words so to say it, but I have an amazing time that night.

This was awesome to attend live. The atmosphere was so cool. The inductees speeches were great and the crowd was amazing

Wrestlemania was epicoty awesome best i have experienced in my life.

The WWE hall of fame is always special because you get to listen to the speeches of the legends and get to witness history or something you never knew of that legend being Inducted.

A lot of great moments, but the event was a bit long. The light was bright in my eyes all night. They ran out of food at dinner time before half of the event duration. Best speech: Alundra Blayze Most disappointing: Kevin Nash (waited all night to see him and he was so monotoned)

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\u2026\u2026..

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.

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 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 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!

One of my favorite things to do during WrestleMania Week is going to the Hall of Fame. Rikishi and his sons, The Usos, entertained us with some dance moves. Every time I see footage of the Ultimate Warrior and/or Connor "The Crusher" Michalek, I tear up. Personally, I felt that Macho Man should have been last on the show, but it is what it is. I had a really good seat this year (on the floor, somewhat near the wrestlers and divas). All the other times I've attended Hall of Fame, I'd get upper level and even the nosebleeds. Next year, I'm going to try to get closer on the floor. Overall, I had a great time and look forward to next year's class!

Great e event to hear and see the past stars of Pro Wrestling being honored into the Hall of Fame.

The event itself was great. Upper level seating was obstructed by the hanging lighting. The screen in the background is a major part of the show and needs to be seen. I can see the WWE fixing this issue for future events because there was a line of unhappy upper level patrons at the customer service window. Anyway, if your view is unobstructed, the event is worth seeing for old and new fans alike.

This was a great event. It was so great to see these legends. The speeches were great and very touching. It was really great to see Warrior be inducted before he died. While Jake Robert's speech was the best, Warrior's was really great.

Nice food, impressive facilities, seats bit too tight

RIP Ultimate Warrior! Every thing happens for a reason. Enjoy each day! Great Event.

Great event. Glad to see such phenomenal performers finally get the recognition they deserve, particularly Jake and Scott.

I have no complaints, a great, well organised, memorable event

I always enjoy the WWE Hall of Fame and this years event was very emotional. Jake the Snakes, Scott Hall's and Ultimate Warriors speeches were amazing and I nearly cried at a few of them. However Mr T went on for far too long about his Mama.

Seating was steep. Should've been a warning. Besides that, wonderful

This event was very ENTERTAINTING and fun to watch!

Me, my sons and my grandson attended this event and also the Hall of Fame the night before. We spent the weekend in San Jose and had a memorable time.

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.

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.

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.

They forgot Ray Stevens...that's the biggest part. Then they had like ten people go in this year...the show took forever...I still enjoyed it...

If u are a wrestling fan I would definitely recommend attending this once in your lifetime. We got upgraded to row 5 which is row 2 we were right by John Cena

The Hall of Fame is my favorite WWE event every year. There were some production snaffoos, some people went too long, some people didn't talk long enough, but all in all it was a great night celebrating wrestling history.

As always, WWE puts on an amazing evening of honoring its past. Great show!

Great night! Fun time and fantastic setup! Got to meet some of wrestlers as well!

this was my second HOF to attend and by far my favorite of the two.

It was a nice novelty to see the speeches and the inductees, but the event goes on too long. I can say I've attended a Hall of Fame ceremony, but no need to go another year if it's the same format and length.

Every year a tear runs down my cheek on this night and this year was no different. It was a great class and great inductors as well. Unfortunately we had to hear Sting retire but still the event was a 5 Star occasion!!!

Good show! Very lengthy! Overall wwe really missed the mark this year.

Best time I have ever had!!!! This Hall of Fame induction ceremony was better than I could of ever imagined.

Great event, great venue. Some obstructed view due to the lights/rigging from the upper section in which we were located, but a great venue to get in and out of.

This was my 4th Hall of Fame. A lot of fun will definately go again

I thought that the Hall if Fame would be boring to my 10 yr old son but he enjoyed it! We both had a ball. It was very entertaining

Great event! If you are an old-school wrestling fan, you will appreciate the stories of these wrestlers. Very classy and well-done!

The Hall of fame was fabulous. Love the atomphere of the SAP CENTER. Love how all the WWE hall of famers said good stories about their career.

The Night before WrestleMania is always a special night. Its a night where we get to see legends immortalized forever. If you are a current or old school fan it has something for everyone. Where else can you see Hulk Hogan, Triple H, Arnold Schwarzenegger and the younger guys like the Uso brothers or Natyala on one stage? Only in the Hall of Fame!! If you are on the fence about going, DO IT!!! You will be happy you did!!!

It's really great if you're a hardcore fan, especially if you're a big fan of someone getting inducted. But---IT'S NOT A WRESTLING SHOW!!! It's a serious event, and should be treated as such. If you want to yell "what" and "yes" the whole time, you shouldn't go. You should expect to sit and listen to people talk for 4 hours, because that's what this is. Also, major thumbs down to the SAP Center for closing down concessions 2 and a half hours before the show ended! And Savage should have gone on last; enough with the Clique!

Could of been AWESOME! SAP needs to consider the Fans. Unable to see the screen on stage, missed all of the inductees stories, screens located above seats should of been used. Watched it again on WWE Network AWESOME show!

Loved being there once in a lifetime experience however we could not see the screen and the videos they played. When the show started my section could not see everyone was moving then had to move again it was hard to see it all. I am glad I was there just tickets should have said obstructed view so we would have been prepared.

WWE's HOF ceremony during WrestleMania weekend here in the Bay was awesome! Great collection of inductees this year and speeches were great too.

The WWE Hall of Fame is certainly a good bet for anyone in town for Wrestlemania weekend. We enjoyed ourselves, but did like the live events better - like NXT or RAW. Lots of speeches and color, would have appreciated more stories and less self-promotion (I'm looking at YOU Larry Z ;) ). Bushwackers and the Natalya/Alendra Blaze were the highlight of the night.

The sounds was hard to hear and some of the other attendee's were very inconsiderate. I am glad to say I went, but will not plan on going to any future HOF Ceremonies.

It was great. I had a great time, just like I have the previous 3 times I've gone.

Amazing night to see the legends take their place into the wwe hall of fame

Was unforgettable, definitely one for the books!!!