Brandon Thurston of POST Wrestling is reporting that data provided by the Brent Council, which Wembley Stadium forms a part of, shows that AEW All In had an attendance of 41,102 in the stadium this past Sunday.

The number does not represent the actual number of tickets sold but the total number of people who scanned their ticket to go inside the building.

The show had thousands of visible empty seats in the 500 Level, seats which were mostly given away for free via Ticketmaster in the lead up to the show.

The 41,102 number represents a drop from the 53,385 turnstile count All In registered in 2024, the last time the show was at Wembley Stadium. It was, however, a major increase from last year’s All In in Texas which had 23,759 in attendance.

AEW President Tony Khan pulled a WWE trick during the post-show press conference and said that nearly 50,000 people attended the show with a gate of around $6 million. Even if you take his 50,000 figure, that would represent $120 per ticket average, which definitely was not the case as the tickets were slashed 50% in June due to slow ticket sales, not to mention the thousands of tickets given away.

AEW never announced an attendance during the show.