AEW All In 2026 Passes 40,000 Tickets, Moves Ahead of WWE SummerSlam

AEW has reached a major ticket-sales milestone ahead of All In 2026, with the upcoming Wembley Stadium event surpassing 40,000 tickets distributed just one week before the show.

According to WrestleTix, AEW All In 2026 had reached 41,836 tickets distributed at the time of the latest update. The figure could increase further through additional sales and walk-up attendance before the event takes place.

AEW All In 2026 Surpasses Both Nights of WWE SummerSlam

The latest numbers put AEW All In 2026 ahead of both nights of WWE SummerSlam 2026 in terms of tickets sold.

The Saturday edition of SummerSlam reportedly passed 35,000 tickets, while Sunday’s show remained just below that figure. AEW’s current total of 41,836 therefore gives All In a significant advantage heading into the final week.

The comparison is particularly notable because All In is returning to Wembley Stadium, a venue that has played an important role in AEW’s history.

AEW All In Returns to Wembley Stadium

All In 2026 will mark AEW’s fourth edition of the major event and its return to London. Last year’s edition was held in Arlington, Texas, meaning the promotion is once again bringing its biggest annual show back to Wembley Stadium.

AEW’s first All In at Wembley Stadium in 2023 was a landmark event for the company. More than 80,000 tickets were sold, making it one of the most attended wrestling events in history.

Although subsequent editions did not reach the same extraordinary figure, the event continued to draw strong crowds. The 2026 edition is already on course to exceed last year’s attendance, which was close to 25,000.

Eight Matches Confirmed for AEW All In 2026

AEW currently has eight matches or major contests confirmed for All In: London 2026. The card includes several championship matches alongside the Continental Cup Finals and the men’s Casino Gauntlet.

• AEW World Championship: Kenny Omega (c) vs. Will Ospreay
• AEW Women’s World Championship: Willow Nightingale (c) vs. Mercedes Moné
• AEW World Tag Team Championship: Cage & Cope (c) vs. The Young Bucks
• AEW Women’s World Tag Team Championship: Divine Dominion (c) vs. Brawling Birds
• International Championship Three-Way: Kyle Fletcher (c) vs. Konosuke Takeshita vs. Kazuchika Okada
• TNT Championship Falls Count Anywhere: Kevin Knight (c) vs. Darby Allin
• Men’s Casino Gauntlet Match
• Continental Cup Finals

More Matches Could Be Added

With roughly a week remaining before All In, AEW could still add more matches to the card. The promotion has also teased a World Trios Championship Open Challenge.

The potential trios contest could feature multiple factions, although AEW has yet to reveal exactly how the challenge will be structured.

AEW Looks to Build on All In’s Wembley Success

The strong ticket sales give AEW another positive milestone as the company prepares for its return to Wembley Stadium.

While the 2026 event is unlikely to replicate the enormous attendance figure from the first All In, exceeding 40,000 tickets before the final week represents a significant improvement over the previous year’s attendance.

With several major championship matches already confirmed and additional bouts potentially on the way, AEW will hope that final-week sales push the Wembley crowd even higher.