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VIP packages details for All In: Texas

VIP packages for All In: Texas have been revealed as tickets go on sale to the general public in a few weeks.

Three packages – All In, Champion, and Challenger – are available for purchase with prices of $1,350, $1,050, and $550 respectively.

The All In package includes premium floor seats, commemorative chair, exclusive access to the lounge, pre-show appearances by AEW stars, pre-show ringside photos with AEW titles, VIP credential, complimentary seat to the July 11 ROH tapings, merchandise pack, VIP concierge, early entrance, crowd-free shopping, and store fast pass.

The champion package has floor seats from row 6 to 10, commemorative chair, access to a lounge, pre-show appearance by AEW stars, photos with AEW titles, VIP credential, complimentary seat to ROH tapings the night before, merchandise pack, VIP concierge, early entrance, and crowd-free shopping.

The Challenger pack has lower level seating, access to club lounge, pre-show appearance by AEW stars, photo with AEW titles, VIP credentials, VIP concierge, early entrance, and crowd-free shopping.

Go to allelitewrestling.com for more information.


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Colin Vassallo
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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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