Grappling fanatics in the United Kingdom are excited for the biggest canvas-crashing stars to perform in the English capital again. ‘All In’, one of All Elite Wrestling’s flagship events, returns to London on August 30.
This will be the third edition of ‘All In London’, after the standout 2023 & 2024 events. Over 100,000 fans filled Wembley Stadium, and another bumper Bank Holiday weekend crowd is expected this time around.
Let GOAL guide you through all the vital information and details you need for AEW’s All-In London event, including where you can buy tickets and how much they will cost.
When is AEW: All In London 2026?
| Date | Event (BST) | Venue | Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun, August 30 | AEW All In: London (5pm) | Wembley Stadium (London, England) | Tickets |
How to get AEW: All In London 2026 tickets
The Live Nation Presale for the AEW event, All In: London 2026, at Wembley Stadium, is scheduled to begin at 10am on Thursday, March 19.
This presale period will remain open until 9am on Friday, March 20, just before the general public sale starts.
To participate in the Live Nation Presale, you typically need to:
- Register/Log In: Create or sign into your account on the Live Nation site.
- Find the Event: Navigate to the AEW: All In London event page.
- Presale Link: Once the presale is live, a ‘Buy Tickets’ button or link specifically for the presale will become available to logged-in members.
If you miss the presale period or struggle to purchase tickets through official channels, you may also consider secondary sites such as StubHub, which can offer fans the best chance of obtaining last-minute tickets.
How much are AEW: All In London 2026 tickets?
While the full ticket information for AEW: All In London 2026 is still to be confirmed, seats are expected to vary in price depending on location within Wembley Stadium as follows:
- Lowest Tier Seating: From £30 upwards
- Mid-Range Seating: From £55 upwards
- Premium Seating (lower-level and floor seats): From £150 upwards
Remember to keep tabs on the AEW and Live Nation sites for additional information, and also on secondary sites such as StubHub for current ticket availability.
What to expect from AEW: All In London 2026
The inaugural 2018 edition of ‘All In’, which was organised and promoted by wrestling legends, Cody Rhodes and The Young Bucks (Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson), proved to be such a success that it paved the way for the founding of the All Elite Wrestling promotion the following year.
Despite the growth and expansion of AEW, ‘All In’ wouldn’t be introduced into the annual promotion schedule until 2023. It burst back into life in the UK, with 72,000+ fervent fans crammed into Wembley Stadium to watch MJF defend his AEW World Championship belt against Adam Cole in the main event.
All In: London was back on the AEW schedule the following year (2024) and it once again coincided with the UK’s August Bank Holiday weekend. Bryan Danielson (aka WWE’s Daniel Bryan) proved to be the hero of the hour, as he defeated Swerve Strickland to save his career and claim the crown.
In a change-up last year, ‘All In’, took place in the United States, while ‘Forbidden Door’ claimed AEW’s August slot in the UK instead. However, the latter was staged at the O2 Arena in front of 18,000 fans, so the British wrestling fraternity will welcome the return of ‘All In’, which will be held at the historic Wembley Stadium once more.
While ‘All In: London’ matches won’t be confirmed until nearer the time, we can expect all the big names in AEW to be there, such as Jon Moxley, MJF, 'Hangman' Adam Page and 'Timeless' Toni Storm. London-born, Will Ospreay, is sure to make an appearance too. He was victorious on both the previous ‘All-In’ events in the English capital.