The latest edition of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter offers a current snapshot of ticket sales for several major upcoming wrestling events, headlined by AEW’s return to Wembley Stadium.
All In: London is scheduled for Sunday, August 30, at the iconic UK venue. According to Dave Meltzer, approximately 31,982 tickets have been distributed thus far, with a get-in price of $177. Sales momentum has stalled recently, however, making it unlikely the event will surpass the attendance records set by AEW’s previous two Wembley shows.
Despite the slowdown, Meltzer projects the show will eclipse several historic benchmarks this week, including Ric Flair vs. Kerry Von Erich at Texas Stadium (1984). It is also expected to ultimately surpass the gates for Bruno Sammartino vs. Larry Zbyszko at Shea Stadium (1980), Hulk Hogan vs. Bill Goldberg at the Georgia Dome (1998), and Buddy Rogers vs. Pat O’Connor at Comiskey Park (1961). While outdoor WrestleMania records remain out of reach, All In 2026 is on track to rank as the fourth-largest crowd and third-highest gate for a professional wrestling event in England.
Following the London spectacle, AEW shifts to the NOW Arena in Chicago for All Out 2026 on September 26. Early figures indicate 4,812 tickets sold with a $77 get-in price. WWE and AAA are scheduled to run Worlds Collide at the Allstate Arena on the same night, though tickets for that event have not yet been released.
Regarding WWE Money in the Bank 2026, the New Orleans show set for October 10 has moved 6,587 tickets to date, carrying a get-in price of $131.