Tony Khan Announces 36,000 Tickets Sold On First Day Of AEW All In Pre-Sale

The pre-sale for AEW All In at Wembley Stadium began today and All Elite Wrestling is already on track for the biggest show in the history of the young promotion. AEW CEO Tony Khan announced on Twitter that All In has already sold 36,000 tickets, surpassing their previous record of 20,177 at AEW Dynamite: Grand Slam in Arthur Ashe Stadium in 2021 by over 15,000 tickets.

"Today's one of the best days in [AEW] history," Khan tweeted, thanking fans for the historic support. "We're only getting started, more great seats are going on-sale! Let's celebrate TOMORROW on Wednesday Night."

All In is currently on track to meet other non-WWE supershows like NJPW Wrestle Kingdom, which saw 43,000 fans at Wrestle Kingdom 12, their largest attended in many years, as well as the famous edition of "WCW Monday Nitro" which saw 41,000+ fans in the Georgia Dome watch Goldberg defeat Hulk Hogan for the WCW Championship. As it stands the current non-WWE North American attendance record is TripleMania I in Mexico City, which saw an attendance that has been estimated between 48,000-50,000. It is not unrealistic for AEW to reach near the attendance of WWE's recent UK Premium Live Event Clash At The Castle, which saw 60,000+ fans in Cardiff's Principality Stadium last September.

Tony Khan recently lashed out at ESPN's Mike Coppinger, who erroneously reported that Wembley Stadium was only going to be set up for 40,000 fans, despite the seating chart on ticket sales not being limited in any significant capacity.