Add as a preferred source on Google AEW All In: London has reached 35,253 tickets distributed with 31 days remaining before the show.
According to the latest Wrestling Observer Newsletter, the Aug. 30 pay-per-view now ranks third in AEW history for both crowd size and live gate, trailing only the promotion’s 2023 and 2024 Wembley Stadium events.
The number has climbed by more than 9,000 since Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay was announced for the AEW World Championship. The Observer described the increase as very strong.
After Omega beat MJF for the title at Beach Break on July 8, POST Wrestling reported that WrestleTix recorded another 1,020 tickets distributed over the next 24 hours. A two-day 50% off sale earlier that week had led to about 1,200.
WON: Currently 35,253 tickets are out with 31 days to go for All In: London.
— Drainmaker (@TheDrainmaker) July 31, 2026
It is now the 3rd largest crowd and 3rd largest gate in AEW history. More than 9,000 tickets moved since Omega vs Ospreay was announced, which is a very strong movement. pic.twitter.com/pl2aFkQsoU
Ospreay had already earned the All In title shot by beating Swerve Strickland in the Owen Hart Cup final at Forbidden Door. Omega’s win over MJF then locked in their Wembley main event.
AEW’s first Wembley show recorded 72,265 fans through the turnstiles in 2023, while the 2024 edition drew 46,476. This year’s current number reflects tickets distributed, with final turnstile attendance to be recorded on show day.