Autograph seekers come in many forms, from fans who carry entire plastic file cabinets with them that house individual 8x10s of any wrestler they may happen to encounter, to fans who own the WWE Encyclopedia coffee table book and are working over a number of years to get as many autographs next to wrestlers' profiles as possible. I also saw at least one person who made their OWN scrapbook of WWE photos and memories and got wrestlers to sign on their own personal handcrafted page. Of course, if you're determined to meet one special headliner, there are "VIP" signing and photo sessions that you can buy for an additional fee.
These sessions are for the main event superstars Still no Brock Lesnar, though. This year's costume of choice was "Macho Man" Randy Savage. Another extremely popular costume at AXXESS for the second straight year was Bray Wyatt, which is fun and also simple to pull off if you own a Hawaiian shirt and a beard and are willing to wear a hat for a short length of time.
These three friends dressed up as The Shield, now disbanded but forever in the hearts of wrestling fans. Denny and Jordan have been wrestling fans pretty much all their lives, while Amy got into it about three or four years ago.
As she tells it, "My friend was watching it. I saw these dudes with big yellow 'N's on their shirts [the Nexus] and I was like, 'Who is this? They just like to hang out and have fun doing cosplay, although Amy was hoping to meet Sami Zayn. One thing that may surprise non-wrestling fans is the prevalence of happy wrestling-fan couples strolling the carpet at AXXESS, hand-in-hand and often in matching shirts.
I ran into them while they were walking around the convention, Alicia sipping from a souvenir WrestleMania 31 cup and wearing an Ultimate Warrior shirt, holding hands with Matt, wearing a black shirt that read, simply, "JOBBER," in white block lettering.
Alicia admitted that people are often taken aback when she tells them she's a pro wrestling fan. Randy Orton is Alicia's current favorite wrestler, but she grew up watching -- and loving -- Hulk Hogan and, of course, the Ultimate Warrior.
This is Alicia's first WrestleMania, Matt's second. Much like the Shield cosplayers, Matt and Alicia were not at all concerned with waiting in lines or trying to meet wrestlers. Please allow ample time to get to and from WrestleMania Axxess. You will not be permitted to enter the property before 6 a. There is no bag check available at Axxess, so please leave your bags and backpacks at home.
More details on permissible bags. See below for full list of prohibited items. However, please remember you may have to wait outside for Axxess doors to open. We will provide photographers at certain designated photo stations, but you will want to take snapshots at areas beyond the photo stations.
Buses will run continuously throughout the day from all locations, based on the following schedule:. Last Shuttle: 2 p. Last Shuttle: p. Last Shuttle: 10 a. If you are planning to drive to the event, please note that parking is extremely limited at Pier 12, and there are no other parking facilities within walking distance of the venue.
We urge you to take public transportation instead. If you must drive and the parking lots are full, you can find a list of additional unaffiliated parking lots miles away. Bike parking will be available at Brooklyn Pier Thursday: 12 Noon- 9 p. No it's just for the disabled. I really hope that one comes around. Jun 23, GMT So here's a question along these lines.
I'm "done" collecting from Mattel at the moment. Are there certain rules I must follow when bringing them in? Ideally, I would like to have Sting sign a baseball bat, but I think they wouldn't let me in.
So does anyone know if this is doable? How would you transport them around? That's basically it. I've gone to several Axxess sessions, and it's usually disappointing. At least this year, they taped 4 episodes of NXT, so that was great. But I met 2 wrestlers in 4 hours, with a VIP ticket. I've had VIP and they rush you in and out in half of that time.
I agree, although wrestlecon is more expensive it's a much better experience. But of course if you want current guys than axxess if the way to go. Yeah, wrestle con adds up in cost but when your going to mania you just gotta go for it and expect to spend a lot, my mom was pissed at me and my dad for how much we spent this year she didn't really say it, but we could tell by how she was acting and the way she'd look at us when we spent more money, luckily she just let us have fun she couldn't believe it when we came back from the superstore and I had a replica belt over my shoulder which I paid for , but we didn't really care about costs, we were meeting wrestlers and going to wrestling shows every night, so we were happy as hell.
Lol Yeah I hope that they come in for wrestlecon, ecspecialy Cody. For sure. I've also learned that the general admission ticket simply slows down the entire process.
Since VIPs get in first you can take your pic of who's signing station you want to hit first. Also one thing that really bugged me this year was people taking advantage of the disabled line. I agree that those who need it should be more than able to use the line. However there were lots of jerks who were taking advantage and using that line.
I hope WWE figures out a way to cut down on that. When we were in line for the Dudley's this guy got in line behind us and he was annoying as hell but I'll give it to the guy, he was disabled but he waited in line just like everybody else. I completely understand why WWE has that line. Especially for those who have physical limitations but I agree with you, people take advantage. It's really not fair to everyone else. I've also seen one person who is disabled bring people with them in line.
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