
WWE could be preparing to bring its marquee spectacle back to a familiar destination in 2029, as a new report indicates the company is eyeing a return to New Orleans, Louisiana.
WWE and the city of New Orleans have placed an official hold on the Caesars Superdome for spring 2029, setting the stage for WrestleMania 45 to potentially emanate from the venue. While WWE has not officially confirmed the location, securing stadium holds is a standard operational step when evaluating future host cities for major premium live events.
The development fulfills an earlier understanding between WWE and local officials after the company opted to relocate WrestleMania 42. New Orleans was originally slate-selected to host the 2026 extravaganza before WWE altered course, choosing to return to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for a second consecutive year instead. Following that decision, WWE executives assured local leaders that New Orleans would remain a prime candidate for a future showcase.
If finalized, WrestleMania 45 would mark WWE’s third visit to the Caesars Superdome, following WrestleMania 30 in 2014 and WrestleMania 34 in 2018.
The potential 2029 date fits into a rapidly evolving long-term host strategy for WWE’s flagship event:
- WrestleMania 43 (2027): Confirmed for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, marking the first time in company history that WrestleMania will be held outside North America.
- WrestleMania 44 (2028): Nashville, Tennessee, remains the leading favorite to host at the new Nissan Stadium following a $3.5 million city bid, though an official announcement is still pending.
- Future Options: Indianapolis, Indiana, also maintains an existing multi-event agreement with WWE that includes a future WrestleMania host date.
While the stadium hold provides a clear signal of WWE’s 2029 roadmap, final host city designations remain subject to official corporate confirmation.
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