The new era of Wheel of Fortune is just days away and the show’s social media correspondent, Maggie Sajak, has opened up about the meaning behind the new set.

Wheel of Fortune returns on Monday, September 9. New host Ryan Seacrest takes over for legendary host Pat Sajak, who retired in June after more than 40 years at the helm. Seacrest will appear alongside longtime host Vanna White in a brand new, sleek-looking set.

In a look behind the scenes at Inside edition, Pat’s daughter Maggie gave fans a tour of the new set, including a close-up of the updated puzzle board. The new board features a shiny gold border reminiscent of the original design from the 1980s.

“It’s kind of a tribute to the ’80s set where people first got to know the show,” Maggie explained. “I think there’s something really nostalgic about it, but also a lot of really fresh, modern elements.”

Last Friday, August 30, Seacrest and White ushered in the new era at the Santa Monica Pier, where the famous Santa Monica Ferris Wheel was transformed into a 130-foot-high Wheel of Fortune Rad. Maggie, who also works as a special correspondent for Inside Editionwas present at the event to chat with Seacrest and White.

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Maggie asked White how the transition to the new era has been so far, especially after working with Pat for over 40 years. “It’s been pretty smooth,” White said. “You know, it’s a tough job, but (Seacrest) does such a great job.”

In conversation with the American Idol Host Maggie said: “My dad said, ‘You’re never going to find a better job, you’re never going to find a better co-host.’ Was he right?”

“Yeah, he was absolutely right,” Seacrest replied. “My hope is to just come out here and play the game with everybody, and have people watching at home feel as comfortable as they did when (Pat and Vanna) did it together.”

Earlier this week, Seacrest said Good morning AmericaThe secret to the show’s success, according to Ginger Zee, is “not making any changes. Not touching anything.”

“This show works,” he explained. “I just have to keep it going. We just have to have fun every night. And I think if we can do that, this show will go on for a long time.”