AEW All In 2026 drew 41,102 fans through the turnstiles at Wembley Stadium in London, falling short of estimates released before and shortly after the pay-per-view.
The number came from Brent Council, the local authority for the area where the stadium is located, according to Brandon Thurston of POST Wrestling.
The figure reflects actual entries through the turnstiles, not the total number of tickets sold or distributed.
“The actual numbers recorded entering the Stadium through the turnstiles for the AEW All In 2026 event was 41,102. This is reflective of the numbers [of people who] attended on the night and not the total number of tickets sold or no-shows.”
WrestleTix had estimated that 46,987 tickets were distributed for the event, a gap of 5,885 from the turnstile count. At the post-All In press conference, Tony Khan said the crowd was “close to 50,000” and that the gate was close to $6 million.
Even with the discrepancy, AEW’s return to Wembley was a considerable step up from All In 2025 at Globe Life Field in Texas, which drew just 21,973 through the turnstiles.
Compared to the previous London editions alone, though, the number dropped again. All In 2023 drew 72,265, while the 2024 event had 46,476.
Even so, based on distributed ticket estimates, All In 2026 was the third-largest pro wrestling event of the year so far, behind only both nights of WrestleMania 42 and ahead of both nights of SummerSlam.