The Undertaker recently shared a hilarious story about the lengths he would go to avoid fans at WWE events at Madison Square Garden.
During a recent appearance on Booker T’s The Hall of Fame podcast, The Undertaker opened up about how he would avoid crowds while entering and exiting Madison Square Garden in New York. The WWE legend joked that, for some time, they would utilize ambulances to get in and out undetected.
“There was another Ramada, and we would go park over there. And then the ambulance that would be at the Garden would come over there and pick us up,” said The Undertaker. “And we would go in the ambulance, they would never see me come in, and then at the end of the night, we would get back in the ambulance, and then they would drive us back over to our cars.”
The star went on to tell the story of how that information leaked out, and their secret passage wasn’t so secret anymore.
“It was in the middle of winter, the ambulance pulls up to the car park, doors open up, there’s gotta be 2,000 people. Somebody figured it out,” The Undertaker joked. “There’s 2,000 people there, and we had to wait, because you had to give your ticket to somebody to go bring your car. And we’re just standing behind this little glass partition, in the freezing cold, waiting on our car to get pulled up, and it was like oh my gosh, the gig is up.”
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