
AEW may bring All In back to North America in 2027. While no decision has been finalized, Wembley Stadium is not expected to host next year’s pay-per-view.
According to a report from WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select, early discussions point toward the event heading back to North American soil:
“The general feeling among those connected to AEW and All In is that the 2027 event will take place in North America in some form, @WrestleVotes on @FightfulSelect has learned.
“WrestleVotes was told that nothing is finalized, but the current expectation is that Wembley Stadium will take a year off from hosting All In.”
The report comes days after Tony Khan declined to confirm the location of All In 2027 during the post-show press conference after this year’s event. Khan noted only that he intends to return to Wembley Stadium in the future, stopping short of committing to a 2027 date.
AEW has followed a similar pattern before. After holding All In at Wembley Stadium in 2023 and 2024, the promotion moved the 2025 event to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas, before returning to London on August 30.
The 2026 event drew 41,102 fans through the turnstiles at Wembley Stadium, according to figures provided by Brent Council. By comparison, the 2023 and 2024 installments drew 72,265 and 46,476, respectively.
Even with All In potentially leaving London again, AEW has already confirmed its return to the United Kingdom in 2027. Dynasty is scheduled for February 7 in Liverpool, while Dynamite will take place three days later at London’s O2 Arena.