AEW All In London Ticket Sales Climb With 22 Days To Go

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AEW All In London has continued to move tickets since its July surge, with WrestleTix showing the Wembley Stadium event has now crossed 37,000 tickets distributed.

As of August 9, WrestleTix lists 37,113 tickets distributed for the August 30 show. The current setup is 44,091, which leaves 6,978 tickets available in the sections AEW currently has open.

The latest update also shows that 548 tickets have moved since the previous WrestleTix update five days ago. That keeps the event moving in the right direction, even if the pace is much slower than the big jump AEW saw in July after its 50% Ticketmaster UK sale and the reveal of Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay.

Back on July 10, All In London was sitting at 29,328 tickets distributed. That means AEW has now added 7,785 tickets since that update, taking the event from under 30,000 to more than 37,000 with just over three weeks left before the show.

AEW still has plenty of ground to make up compared to its 2024 Wembley total. WrestleTix lists that show at 53,922 tickets distributed, meaning this year’s event is still more than 16,000 tickets behind that mark.

The total number of seats shown on the Wembley map is 93,556, although AEW’s current setup is much smaller at 44,091. With 22 days remaining until All In London, the company still has time to keep pushing sales and potentially open more sections if demand increases.

The latest update shows that AEW’s July momentum didn’t completely disappear. The company may not be seeing the same sharp spikes now, but All In London has still added nearly 8,000 tickets since July 10 and is now firmly over the 37,000 mark.

What do you think about AEW All In London sitting at 37,113 tickets distributed with 22 days left before the show? Leave your feedback in the comments.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.