WrestleMania XXX
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<entity_5> (also written as <entity_6>) was the 30th annual <entity_8> <entity_4> pay-per-view event produced by WWE. It took place on <entity_7>, at the <entity_2> in <entity_10>, <entity_11>. WWE claimed $10.9 million in ticket revenue for <entity_5> and estimated a $142.2 million economic impact on <entity_10>. On February 18, 2013, WWE announced that <entity_5> would be held at the <entity_2> in the city of <entity_10> on <entity_7>. On August 12, travel packages for <entity_5> went on sale, which included tickets to <entity_8>, hotel room accommodation, and other activities including <entity_8> Axxess, the 2014 WWE Hall of Fame ceremony, and the next Raw; the cheapest package cost $795 per person. The event was the first <entity_8> to be held in the state of <entity_11>. There were three official theme songs for the event, "<entity_12>" by Kid Rock, "<entity_13>" by Eminem, and "In Time" by Mark Collie. The English commentators for the event were <entity_9>, <entity_1>, and <entity_3>, while there were also Spanish and French commentators at ringside. The penultimate match was the 14-Diva single-fall <entity_0> for the WWE Divas Championship; this marked the only time the title was defended at <entity_8>. On the day of the event, WWE claimed that the event had drawn $10.9 million in ticket revenue at the <entity_2> in <entity_10> with an attendance figure of 75,167. Within a week of the event, WWE management and <entity_10> city officials declared <entity_5> to be a big success, with SMG general manager Alan Freeman declaring that <entity_10> "certainly would like to host the event again ... anything after 2018 is probably open at this point". WWE later claimed that <entity_5> had a $142.2 million economic impact on <entity_10>, generated $24.3 million in local taxes and that 79% of attendees were from outside of <entity_10>. He stated, that <entity_5> "served as an event meant to respect the past while looking forward to the future" just like <entity_8> XX, with wrestlers like Bryan and Cesaro "spotlighted as the future of WWE". Reflecting in March 2016 just before <entity_8> 32, Luke Winkie of Sports Illustrated wrote that the <entity_5> resulted in "pure, cathartic, we-have-this-moment forever joy".
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