
With AEW All In London less than 24 hours away, Sunday’s pay-per-view is on pace to close out ticket sales around the 45,000 mark at Wembley Stadium.
According to the latest WrestleTix update published Saturday, 44,331 tickets have been distributed for All In. The current Wembley configuration seats 45,837, leaving just 1,506 available.
That figure jumped by 433 tickets since the morning update alone, with approximately 96.7% of available seats now distributed.
Even with a potential last-minute surge, All In 2026 is expected to finish well below the 2024 edition. WrestleTix uses 53,922 as its benchmark for the last AEW event at Wembley, nearly 10,000 higher than the current number.
It’s worth noting the distinction between tickets distributed and actual attendance. In 2024, data obtained from the Brent Council showed 46,476 people passing through the Wembley turnstiles, a figure below the total number of tickets distributed for that show.
Despite the attendance decline compared to AEW’s first two events at the stadium, Tony Khan revealed this week that All In 2026 box office revenue is approaching $6 million.
AEW All In takes place this Sunday at Wembley Stadium in London, with Kenny Omega defending the AEW World Championship against Will Ospreay in the main event.