Actual AEW All In 2026 Attendance Revealed

Over 40,000 fans were in attendance for All Elite Wrestling's All In pay-per-view from Wembley Stadium on Sunday, August 30.

Brent Council have informed POST Wrestling that All In 2026 had a turnstile count of 41,102, which is the number of tickets used for admission into Wembley Stadium for the event. The turnstile count is often lower than the number of tickets distributed for an event, with WrestleTix noting in their final count that 46,987 tickets were distributed for All In. This ultimately means that 5,885 tickets for All In went unused or were not recorded properly as part of the turnstile count.

All In 2026 was down from the two previous editions of AEW All In from Wembley Stadium in 2023 and 2024. The initial AEW All In was one of the biggest shows in professional wrestling history with a turnstile count of 72,265. AEW All In 2024 had a turnstile count of 46,476.

AEW All In 2026 was still one of the most-attended pro wrestling events of the year, behind only both nights of WrestleMania 42 and NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 20.

All In 2026 has so far been hailed as one of All Elite Wrestling's best-ever shows. Cultaholic Wrestling gave the event an A+ rating. We wrote:

"A phenomenal variety pay-per-view from All Elite Wrestling that had a little bit of everything, from Nigel McGuinness and Jon Moxley’s technical affair, to Darby Allin and Kevin Knight’s car crash of a match, to just the pure fun of the Casino Gauntlet, to Mercedes Mone and Willow Nightingale believing they worked in a chip shop such was the battering on display, to the fantastic International Title three-way, to the dream tag team match between two generations, to an absolutely epic main event that saw Will Ospreay pick up the ultimate feel-good of feel-good wins in the home of English football. This doesn’t even factor in the huge debut of The New Level that was another big moment for All Elite Wrestling."