There is an additional promo where a man is dressed as the new wedge, in a similar manner to $5K. The show does a promo for the new cash prize with Don LaFontaine, who dies before the season begins.It initially uses sparkly green lettering with 'ONE MILLION DOLLARS' in curved text surrounding a large green dollar sign, similar to that of the Million-Dollar Wedge's reverse. The $1,000,000 envelope has a modern Wheel of Fortune logo at the top, like the $100,000 one. If the Million-Dollar Wedge is taken to the Bonus Round, Pat reveals the location of the $1,000,000 envelope regardless of outcome. The $10,000 Wedge is replaced by the identically-structured Million-Dollar Wedge, taking the former's place on the orange $800.The Wild Card is now removed after Round 3.Since it snaps into the Wheel, the red $300 is also redesigned to snap into place. The Jackpot wedge moves to the red $300 and changes to its final design, which recycles the housing of the Big Money Wedge.The second Bankrupt is moved back to the purple $600 next to the top dollar value.For the first time since Season 17, individual dollar amounts on the Wheel are altered: the green $500 becomes blue, the blue $600 becomes a yellow $500, and the yellow $300 becomes a green $600.One of the Mystery Wedges moves from the blue $500 (between $900 and $300) to the blue $300 next to Lose a Turn.The yellow arrow is now preset to the Million-Dollar Wedge in Round 1, the Jackpot wedge in Round 2, the Mystery Wedge next to Lose a Turn in Round 3, and $5,000 in Round 4.

The Big Money and '25' wedges are retired the latter of which is due to obvious reasons.

The Prize Puzzle bug is now a globe on a blue background, with only the word 'Prize!' written on it in red Brush Script text.

For this season only, mics are provided for any supporters that Bonus Round contestants have in the audience.

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