Paid Members Kamran Posted March 21 Author Paid Members Posted March 21 According to WrestleTix, they've sold around 19,883 tickets by the general release date this year. Considering it felt very quiet when I looked at the presale, it's better than I thought it would be. AEW ALL IN 2023 - 60K tickets sold by general sale date AEW ALL IN 2024 - 34K tickets sold by general sale date Quote
westlondonmist Posted March 21 Posted March 21 Think 20k is alright. People will be more aware that decent tickets will still be available. Quote
Paid Members Kamran Posted June 6 Author Paid Members Posted June 6 (edited) The latest ticket sales update, thanks to WrestleTix: Available Tickets: 10,250 Current Setup: 35,151 Tickets Distributed: 24,901 At this point in 2024 they were at 41K tickets distributed. They've also removed these sections in red from sale now too: In 2024 they sold just over 13K tickets between July and Aug 25th, I think that number will be higher this year as I've seen a lot more people post online saying they were going to wait until closer to the event to buy tickets. I think we're all expecting Osprey to win the Owen at Forbidden Door on June 28th and be confirmed as the challenger to the title at All In. Although I don't think we'll get a confirmed main event for All In until after the new July PPV on July 26th. With all the recent All In promos featuring Osprey and the voiceover/tattoo of 'over 81K', I think TK is hoping to entice some of those casual fans back, as the last thing you want is to remind your current audience of a previous large attendance and end up with half that amount this time. I feel like they're in a better place this year, off the back of the Revolution and Double or Nothing PPVs and the amount of talent they have and the rumoured matches for All In, they really should be able to beat that 53k tickets distributed from 2024. In any case, if we get another All In PPV, I hope it's not Wembley again anytime soon. Edited June 6 by Kamran Quote
westlondonmist Posted June 6 Posted June 6 If the set up is for 35k I think they should have no issue selling that. If I do go I will be buying very close to the time based on what can I afford then, will I have plans that weekend etc. I live one bus away so I don't really have to decide well in advance. I think we won't see another stadium event in London for a while after though. I think they would actually be better off doing 2 nights at the O2 and selling both nights out. Quote
Infinity Land Posted June 6 Posted June 6 I still wouldn't rule out a return to Wembley next year. It really all depends on the overall finances of it. If they don't think they can get over 30k anywhere else and that gate with PPV makes money it could very easily be All In Wembley 2027. Buildings being 30%-50% of capacity is something that AEW are used to working around for TV. Which isn't a criticism they're dealing with the goldilocks problem of too big for halls, too small for arenas. Quote
Paid Members Kamran Posted June 6 Author Paid Members Posted June 6 10 hours ago, Infinity Land said: I still wouldn't rule out a return to Wembley next year. It really all depends on the overall finances of it. If they don't think they can get over 30k anywhere else and that gate with PPV makes money it could very easily be All In Wembley 2027. Buildings being 30%-50% of capacity is something that AEW are used to working around for TV. Which isn't a criticism they're dealing with the goldilocks problem of too big for halls, too small for arenas. I was thinking more of a smaller venue around London, I'm not sure what options they'd have available for stadiums but going from a 90,000 to say a 60,000 seater would look so much better on TV. I feel like next year it will be back in the States, especially if WWE still do Mania in Saudi although it did feel like a slog selling those All In Texas tickets last year. Quote
AshC Posted June 6 Posted June 6 Thing with Wembley, I imagine they have some kind of dibs with it, with Shahid trying to buy it before. Quote
Paid Members Lion_of_the_Midlands Posted June 6 Paid Members Posted June 6 If only the Kahn family owned a stadium in London that holds around 30 thousand people... Quote
Paid Members LaGoosh Posted June 6 Paid Members Posted June 6 3 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said: If only the Kahn family owned a stadium in London that holds around 30 thousand people... That'd be nice, it would only take me 20 minutes to get home from the Cottage. Quote
Paid Members JNLister Posted June 6 Paid Members Posted June 6 59 minutes ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said: If only the Kahn family owned a stadium in London that holds around 30 thousand people... Problem is you can't schedule a date in late August when don't know till June when Fulham will be playing at home. Quote
Infinity Land Posted June 6 Posted June 6 Pretty sure after the first one they said they would be back with the date confirmed and the second time they were promoting the Forbidden Door 2025 date. By the time of the show there's a good chance we'll know what's happening UK PPV wise for 2027. Quote
Paid Members Lion_of_the_Midlands Posted June 6 Paid Members Posted June 6 (edited) 21 minutes ago, JNLister said: Problem is you can't schedule a date in late August when don't know till June when Fulham will be playing at home. The NFL don't seem to have a problem booking all manner of football stadiums throughout the autumn. Surely you just say to the Premier League that you need an away game that day. *Edit* It's in the Premier League rules that teams can say their stadium is unavailable on certain dates* Edited June 6 by Lion_of_the_Midlands Simon Morgan Quote
The Curious Orange Posted June 8 Posted June 8 Don't think Fulham have the required permission to actually hold any extra concerts/events yet either - I saw at the end of last year they put an application in for up to 6 concerts annually held in June/July - that consultation shows a layout for a concert with a stage, so they might even have to put in a different application for a wrestling/boxing event style layout if they ever wanted to use Craven Cottage for AEW Quote
Paid Members Daaaaaad! Posted June 8 Paid Members Posted June 8 Yeah if I remember correctly, it turned out that with staffing costs and security etc. it was about the same cost to run Wembley for AEW as it would’ve been to run Craven Cottage, except the infrastructure is already in place. Quote
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