Latest Update On Ticket Sales Days Ahead Of AEW All In: London

In just six days, AEW All In: London will broadcast from Wembley Stadium for the third time in history, and with nine total matches now being officially announced, there's been an update regarding the ticket sales for the event.

On Sunday, WrestleTix revealed that 41,836 tickets have been sold for All In, with only 3,468 seats left available in the current setup for the show. AEW sold an additional 1,800 tickets since WrestleTix's last update five days ago, with the cheapest ticket at standard admission currently sitting at £31.70. This year's event quickly surpassed All In: Texas, which only sold 27,000 tickets at Globe Life Field in July 2025. At this time, All In: London 2026 is the third largest crowd and third largest gate in AEW history, but the event probably won't outdo the company's last two visits to Wembley Stadium.

Two years ago, All In: London 2024 sold 53,922 tickets, a threshold that this year's show will likely not reach with the current setup for the event having a limit of 45,304 seats. When AEW came to Wembley Stadium for the first time ever the year prior, All In sold over 72,000 tickets, which still holds the record for the largest gate in AEW history and is the ninth most attended wrestling event of all-time. Last month, a significant amount of tickets were sold for All In: London after Kenny Omega defeated MJF for the AEW World Championship, as it meant that Wembley Stadium would witness the renewal of his rivalry with Will Ospreay, who won the 2026 men's Owen Hart Cup to become the number one contender.

Other marquee matchups on the card this upcoming weekend include Willow Nightingale defending the AEW Women's Championship against Mercedes Mone, Kevin Knight entering battle with Darby Allin in a Falls Count Anywhere Match, and The Young Bucks facing Adam Copeland and Christian Cage for the AEW World Tag Team Championships.