WrestleMania 39 had the advantage of being viewed as the home of Hollywood and achieving great success. WrestleMania 40 was a huge anniversary event with many championships changing hands, and it felt like Triple H was finally coming into his own.

WrestleMania 41 from Las Vegas has to be bigger and better than both installments and will make the ultimate difference.

The hospitality packages offered by On Location for WrestleMania weekend are every bit like Las Vegas: an on-site pre-show priority pass starring John Cena, a “Mania Kickoff Party,” fast-track access to the immersive experiences at WWE World, Superstar Strike on the biggest stage in sports and entertainment and much more.

Few cities offer VIP treatment like Las Vegas.

The shows themselves are always eventful, but the most rewarding are often the aforementioned fan festivals in the host city. WWE will no doubt make every effort to place everything in close proximity to each other in Sin City and not give participants a single moment to do anything that has nothing to do with WrestleMania.

The strong lineup that WWE can put together cannot be underestimated either. The Rock has heavily teased his involvement and John Cena has already confirmed he will be there as part of his retirement tour.

Barring injuries, CM Punk will be able to compete next year alongside undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, Rhea Ripley, LA Knight, Gunther, Bianca Belair and the rest of the star-studded WWE roster.

If the stars align, WWE could have another unforgettable WrestleMania weekend that will secure the company a permanent base in Las Vegas for years to come.

Graham Mirmina, also known as Graham “GSM” Matthews, has specialized in writing sports and entertainment articles since 2010. Visit his website WrestleRant and subscribe to his YouTube channel for more wrestling-related content.