WWE store

[Guest bigm350]

I know that the WWE opened a store and ride at Niagara Falls, Canada in 2002. Is the store still in business or is it closed down?

[Guest Staravenger]

RD Reynolds mentioned it in his "Someone Bought This" a few weeks ago, so I'm assuming it is (and out of date considering the Hogan pictures in some posters). This set up the Talking Soap of Doom column by Blade...whatever, the JOTW guy.

[Guest bigm350]

So its still open? I plan on going there in a few weeks.

[Guest TigerDriver91]

So its still open? I plan on going there in a few weeks.

If I recall correctly, there was an advert that aired during Raw this past week about the WWE Niagara shop.

[Guest bigm350]

So its still open? I plan on going there in a few weeks.

If I recall correctly, there was an advert that aired during Raw this past week about the WWE Niagara shop.

Cool. I'll check it out and see how it is.

[DrVenkman PhD 0]

A friend of mine's mother recently (2 days ago) returned from Niagra Falls with a Rob Van Dam shirt purchased from WWE Niagra Falls.

[Guest Fook]

It's still there. I was at Niagara Falls on Wednesday and it looked open (I didn't go in, I had better stuff to attend to like getting to the casino).

 

If reports are correct, then they're full of old merch like Hogan, Austin, Goldberg, and Lesnar stuff.

[Guest Staravenger]

Get the Hogan Dog Doll!

[AndrewTS 0]

I was at Niagara Falls and checking out Clifton Hill...but I didn't go into the WWE store. The two arcades there were vastly more interesting to me. They had Raiden Fighters Jet and Virtua Cop 3!!

[Guest melindacampbell]

I was there last September and it looked like they were doing some updating - there was a lot of stuff in boxes and a lot of the shelves were bare. I was wondering if they were going to close down or what.

 

From what I understand it's still open and I'll be there on Saturday, before we make the trek up to Toronto for SSlam.

[Guest Eugene`]

I visited last year during an autograph signing weekend. Very interesting to say the least. The only person I got to meet was Jim Ross, and the line for that was close to 4 hours. Met Jim Ross and the only thing he could mutter without even looking at you was "thx, i appreciate it". We were going to see Trish Stratus later that evening, but opted for Casino Niagara instead. Also that weekend, Brock was supposed to be there the next day, but he got into a boating accident. As for the store itself, some pretty nice stuff, with 2 floors. I suggest not taking that piledriver ride, as there has been some security issues with it.