Select AEW All In tickets have already gone on sale.
Although the general sale of tickets for the Wembley Stadium show is on Friday, December 1st, a select number of partners gave fans early access to the upcoming AEW UK show. With the success of the 2023 event and the topic of All In ticket sales being discussed frequently in the wrestling world ever since the 2023 show was announced, how many tickets have been sold for the next show? And crucially, is it as popular as the inaugural event?
A Patreon post from WresteTix states that presale tickets were approximately 27,000. This is down from the 36,000 that was sold in the 2023 presale.
Speaking on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer stated that there were concerns that going back to Wembley Stadium for a second straight year was possibly a bit too ambitious. However, with strong presale numbers, it is expected to still be a popular show:
Pretty frickin good. It is one of the biggest advances. It’s not as big as last year. Last year was actually I believe the biggest first-day ticket sales for any pro wrestling event in history. The actual ”first” day is Friday. So we’re still at presale, but they’re you know, I believe it’s over 27,000 Which is, you know, again, it’s down from last year, they’re probably not going to sell as many tickets as last year, I was worried about the idea of going back in a year.
Based on this advance, probably shouldn’t have worried. Because like, again, when Monday is over, you know, we’ll have a number, but it’s going to be you know, I mean, it’ll be one of the biggest advances in the history of pro wrestling won’t be number one.
The main event of the 2023 show saw MJF successfully defend the World Championship against Adam Cole.
It is likely that UK wrestling fans may be more inclined to buy tickets for All In following WWE’s announcements of shows in France and Germany, seemingly skipping a UK PLE in 2024.
There have also been strong pre-sale figures for AEW Revolution 2024.
AEW All In Forced To Make Changes For Taylor Swift
All In will be the next event to be held inside Wembley Stadium after music megastar Taylor Swift plays multiple sold-out concerts inside the venue. In a recent interview to promote the upcoming wrestling event, Tony Khan revealed how he was asked to make changes to AEW All In to allow for more Taylor Swift shows.
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