Official local government figures have revealed the actual scan count for AEW All In 2026 at Wembley Stadium.
According to figures obtained from the Brent Council, the official turnstile count for the Sunday event came in at 41,102 fans.
Understanding The Numbers: Turnstiles vs. Distributed
The turnstile count—frequently referred to as the “drop count” or “scan count”—represents the exact number of tickets scanned for entry into Wembley Stadium.
- Turnstile / Scan Count: 41,102
- Estimated Tickets Distributed (WrestleTix): 46,987
- Estimated Live Gate: Approximately $6 million
During the post-show press conference, AEW CEO Tony Khan stated that ticket sales generated “about $6 million” and estimated the night’s attendance as “close to 50,000”.
The gap between distributed tickets (which includes total sales and promotional giveaways) and actual turnstiles scanned aligns with typical industry ratios. At Wembley Stadium, AEW’s turnstile counts have consistently averaged between 86% and 87% of estimated tickets distributed across all three London broadcasts.
Historical Comparison: Wembley Stadium All In Attendance
While the 2026 attendance marked a substantial increase over the 2025 event held at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas (which recorded 21,973 turnstiles from 27,245 distributed), it fell below previous London iterations:
| Year | Location | Tickets Distributed (WrestleTix) | Turnstile Count (Local Council) |
| 2023 | Wembley Stadium (London) | 83,131 | 72,265 |
| 2024 | Wembley Stadium (London) | 53,922 | 46,476 |
| 2025 | Globe Life Field (Texas) | 27,245 | 21,973 |
| 2026 | Wembley Stadium (London) | 46,987 | 41,102 |
Position Among 2026 Pro Wrestling Events
Despite the drop from previous London numbers, All In 2026 stands as one of the largest professional wrestling crowds of the year.
By tickets distributed, it trails only Night 1 (50,081) and Night 2 (52,011) of WWE’s WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas. It comfortably surpassed the individual night figures for WWE’s two-night SummerSlam event (35,654 and 34,216) as well as NJPW’s Wrestle Kingdom at the Tokyo Dome (46,913).
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