AEW: All In London at Wembley Stadium continues to sell tickets at a remarkable rate.
As announced by AEW CEO Tony Khan, All In has sold 60,000 tickets for $7.7 million as of the afternoon of May 5. Tickets to the general sale went public on Friday, and the presale began on May 2.
AEW All In will be held at Wembley Stadium on August 27. With the aforementioned numbers, it has already broken AEW’s attendance and gate records by a wide margin. AEW Grand Slam 2021 previously held the record with 20,177 fans.
Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics points out that, other than the WCW/NJPW shows in North Korea that citizens were ordered to attend in 1995, AEW All In will likely be the biggest non-WWE crowd for a wrestling event in over 60 years.
For a comparison, WWE announced that the Clash at the Castle premium live event in Cardiff, Wales, recorded a final attendance of 62, 296 fans. AEW has yet to announce a single match for AEW All In, and the event is over three months away.
