AEW reportedly had a turnstile count of 41,102 for this past Sunday’s All In 2026 event at Wembley Stadium in London, England, according to Post Wrestling.
Brandon Thurston reported that AEW’s turnstile count came from an official email sent from the local government organization Brent Council.
“The actual numbers recorded entering the Stadium through the turnstiles for the AEW All In 2026 event was 41,102,” an official told POST Wrestling by email on Tuesday. “This is reflective of the numbers [of people who] attended on the night and not the total number of tickets sold or no-shows.”
A turnstile count is also known as a “scan count” or “drop count” which represents the number of tickets that are actually scanned and recorded for admission. This does not represent the actual number of tickets sold or distributed for an event and typically tends to be a lower number due to various reasons.
WrestleTix had reported that AEW had sold and distributed around 46,987 as the final count for this year’s All In event.
In regards to comparisons, Thurston reported that AEW’s turnstile count for All In 2026 was the third largest for a pro wrestling event this year, only behind both nights of WWE’s WrestleMania 42 event this past April at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
In regards to comparisons with past All In events at Wembley Stadium, Thurston also reported that this year’s event turnstile count was the lowest out of the three All In events held in London. The 2023 event had a turnstile count of 72,265 and the 2024 event had a turnstile count of 46,476. The 2025 event held at the Globe Field in Arlington, Texas had a turnstile count of 21,973.

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