WWE Lists Rules For Fans Who Participate In Sold Out WWE ThunderDome

So you want to be a part of WWE television and the virtual ThunderDome audience...

For fans who are excited about being on WWE television, specifically as part of the ThunderDome audience, there are a few rules you should know. Tuesday night, WWE opened registration for fans to enter themselves for a chance to be a part of the ThunderDome live crowd. Along with the registration came a load of dos and don'ts.

Here are the terms via WWEThunderDome.com:

WWE writes:

Given the unique opportunity of WWE ThunderDome, every fan is expected to participate and appear on his or her screen throughout the duration of the event. Any extended absence from the screen may result in his or her WWE ThunderDome seat being reassigned to a replacement participant or otherwise discontinued.

Just watching the entire show isn't all that a fan has to do. WWE provided a list of Terms that could get a ThunderDome fan voted off the island, so to speak.

Outside of the standard reserving of the right by WWE to terminate participation at any time, fans can't share the link provided by WWE, no one else in the household should be using the Internet while the ThunderDome fan is on live, and behavior must be appropriate at all times (that's a big ask for some wrestling fans).

There is no smoking or pretending to smoke, you may not be intoxicated — sometimes you have to be to get through an entire episode of Raw —, and you must keep your clothes on at all times. Thank goodness this isn't the Attitude Era.

Fans cannot say anything if what they want to say is political in nature, offensive, discriminatory, or promotes violence and fans cannot put other brands or logos on the screen. Finally, you basically acknowledge that WWE can plaster your image all around the world.

This Is Standard Stuff, But Interesting For Wrestling Fans

While this is pretty normal stuff for an event and experience of this kind, it's a bit fun to see all the things fans can't do if they want to be part of the crowd and a little spec on a massive LED screen.

WWE fans are among the most loyal in the world and you have to know that they'll be some bending of these rules. It's too tempting not to.

h/t to NoDq.com for the quotes

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