AEW All In London is still moving tickets with just days to go before the company returns to Wembley Stadium, and the latest count has now pushed the show past 42,000 distributed.
As of August 25, WrestleTix lists 42,028 tickets distributed for AEW All In 2026, which takes place Sunday, August 30 at Wembley Stadium in London, England. That number is up 192 tickets from the previous update just one day earlier.
AEW has also added new seating in Sections 229 and 230, showing that the company is still adjusting the Wembley setup as the final push toward the show continues. The current number is a big jump from where AEW was earlier this summer.
On July 10, All In London was sitting at 29,328 tickets distributed. By August 9, that number had climbed to 37,113. AEW has now moved another 4,915 tickets since that August 9 update and has added 12,700 tickets overall since July 10.
There is still a noticeable gap compared to AEW’s last Wembley Stadium event. All In 2024 had 53,922 tickets distributed as of August 25, 2024, putting this year’s show nearly 12,000 tickets behind where the previous Wembley event stood on the same date. Around 353 tickets are currently listed on the resale market, while the cheapest standard admission ticket is listed at £31.70.
AEW still has several days left to squeeze more people into Wembley, and the company has a loaded card to help with the final sales push. Kenny Omega will defend the AEW World Championship against Will Ospreay, Willow Nightingale faces Mercedes Mone for the AEW Women’s World Championship, and Adam Copeland and Christian Cage will defend the AEW World Tag Team Titles against The Young Bucks.
Other matches include Kevin Knight against Darby Allin in a Falls Count Anywhere match for the TNT Championship, Kyle Fletcher defending the International Championship against Kazuchika Okada and Konosuke Takeshita, plus several other championship and contender matches.
AEW isn’t matching its 2024 Wembley pace, but the company has still added more than 12,000 tickets since early July and crossed the 42,000 mark with the finish line now right in front of them.
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