The stage was deemed by her as different than all the previous builds done for her tours.[8] The singer also added that "lighting is a big thing this year" on the tour.[8] The main stage was built in collaboration with Tait Inc. with production designer Robert 'Hydro' Mullin, and creative designer, LeRoy Bennett.[21] It is 85 feet (26 m) in width and is accompanied by two satellite stages and a b-stage. It consists of three moving platforms for staging equipment and five performer wave lifts that can move in unison with one another or independently in various different configurations.[22] Carly Mallenbaum from USA Today called them "tetris stages", because of their changing alignments.[20] The main three lifts are 17 feet (5.2 m) wide and aligned parallel to them are two other 50 feet (15 m) lifts. Altogether they render the different configurations and shapes to the stage: elevated, flat, criss-cross, diagonal or staircase.[21]