AEW Dynamite show after All In Wembley is struggling to sell tickets - F4W/WON
AEW Dynamite heads to the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas following All In this weekend, and ticket sales are currently tracking way below the year to date average. We don’t have an official reasoning for the first Dynamite after Wembley being in Texas, but it could be AEW looking to capitalise on last year’s All In Texas event. The 2025 iteration of All In was the first ever to be outside of Wembley Stadium (at Globe Life Field in Texas), and with the Credit Union of Texas Event Center being about 45 minutes away from Globe Life by car, it does look like they were trying to play on the FOMO of this year’s show by heading to the same state.
AEW Dynamite heads to the Credit Union of Texas Event Center in Allen, Texas following All In this weekend, and ticket sales are currently tracking way below the year to date average. The latest report from WrestleTix indicates that 1,732 tickets have been distributed thus far, which is up +97 since the last update (from 7 days ago).
For context, the year to date average of AEW tickets distributed (so all Dynamite, Collision and PPV events from January 2026 onwards) is 3,234. As of writing, there are around 115 tickets on the resale market, and the cheapest ticket (for Standard Admission) is currently $45.05.
We don’t have an official reasoning for the first Dynamite after Wembley being in Texas, but it could be AEW looking to capitalise on last year’s All In Texas event.
The 2025 iteration of All In was the first ever to be outside of Wembley Stadium (at Globe Life Field in Texas), and with the Credit Union of Texas Event Center being about 45 minutes away from Globe Life by car, it does look like they were trying to play on the FOMO of this year’s show by heading to the same state. You’ve got an audience that showed up to a big event last year…so logically you could try and capture that again?
There’s a good chance that the ticket sales will start to drive up following All In on Sunday (especially if some major debuts happen), but for now the show is really struggling to sell compared to recent weeks/months.
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