Latest On AEW All In's Actual Attendance

The saga around how many fans were actually inside Wembley Stadium for All Elite Wrestling's All In pay-per-view on August 27 took a twist this week following another freedom of information request to Brent Council (the borough of London that contains Wembley Stadium.)

An email from Brent Council stated the attendance for All In was 85,258, above the previous announced figure of 81,035 for paid attendance, and the turnstile count of 72,265 previously supplied by Brent Council in a past freedom of information request.

Brent Council have since reiterated that 72,265 was the turnstile count and this is how many tickets were scanned for fans entering Wembley Stadium. It does not include other people who were in the building, like members of the press. Brent Council has not stated if 85,258 was the number of tickets distributed for All In, Wrestlenomics noted.

In summary, the 'attendance' for AEW All In is as follows:

• Possible tickets distributed - 85,258
• Tickets sold - 81,035
• Turnstile count - 72,265

The turnstile count means AEW All In fell short of breaking the all-time paid attendance record for a pro wrestling show of 80,709 set by WWE WrestleMania 32. The show was still one of the most attended events in the history of pro wrestling.

AEW will return to Wembley Stadium for All In 2024 on August 25.