TNA returned to Universal Studios on November 21, 2013. A smaller version of the road set debuted that night along with new lighting structures and new seats in the smaller venue that is 16,500 square feet. From 2014 to 2016, the company taped its programming in Soundstage 20, which is the same capacity as Soundstage 19. However, in January 2017, the company taped TV from Soundstage 19 again, during which tapings the TNA name was dropped for good. In March 2017, the company returned to Soundstage 21, the original Impact Zone, for the first time in four years. For the April tapings, the company once again used Soundstage 20. Soundstage 19 was used for the July and August tapings. The company was originally scheduled to hold their flagship Bound for Glory pay-per-view along with multi-day tapings there in November, but they instead moved the event with the following tapings to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. The company returned to Orlando in January as they held their first tapings of 2018 at Soundstage 19. The Impact Zone also hosted the first live Impact PPV of 2018, Redemption. After the April tapings, Impact began touring other venues and countries, leaving the return to the Impact Zone uncertain. Bleachers used in the Impact Zone went onto sale on eBay in August.