Tony Khan confirmed that AEW will return to Wembley Stadium in London, though no specific date has been set.
The AEW president addressed the topic during the post-show press conference following Sunday’s All In: London. Asked specifically whether All In would return to the stadium in 2027, Khan declined to confirm the venue for next year’s edition but made clear the company will be back at Wembley in the future.
“I can’t say exactly when. I don’t know the exact date yet. I haven’t decided the time… I have decided we will definitely bring AEW back to Wembley Stadium if they’ll have us again. I know this has been the best experience I’ve ever had in wrestling, or in life today. And I’m very, very grateful to them. We’ve had so many great times here, and I can’t wait to bring AEW back here again.”
This year’s All In marked AEW’s third event at Wembley Stadium, following the 2023 and 2024 editions. In 2025, AEW moved the pay-per-view to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas before bringing it back to London this year. The inaugural Wembley show drew 81,035 fans, according to figures released by the company.
Khan also estimated that Sunday’s All In drew close to 50,000 fans with an approximate gate of $6 million.
While the location for All In 2027 remains undecided, AEW already has UK dates locked in for next year. The company announced Dynasty for July 2, 2027 in Liverpool and a Dynamite for October 2, 2027 at the O2 Arena in London.