The official turnstile attendance for AEW All In 2026 at Wembley Stadium has been revealed through public records, providing a clearer picture of how many fans entered the venue on Sunday.

According to Brandon Thurston of POST Wrestling, a total of 41,102 ticket scans were recorded at Wembley Stadium for the event.

The figure represents the number of tickets scanned at the turnstiles and should not be confused with the total number of tickets distributed, which can include both sold and complimentary tickets.

It also does not account for people who may have entered Wembley without having their ticket scanned.

WrestleTix had estimated that 46,987 tickets were distributed for All In 2026.

The numbers show that this year's Wembley event was down on AEW's previous two All In shows held at the famous London stadium.

The figures for AEW's Wembley Stadium events are:

• 2023: AEW announced 81,035 paid fans, while WrestleTix estimated 83,131 tickets distributed. The turnstile count was 72,265, with a reported $10 million gate.

• 2024: WrestleTix estimated 53,922 tickets distributed. The turnstile attendance was 46,476, with a reported $6 million gate.

• 2026: WrestleTix estimated 46,987 tickets distributed. The official turnstile count was 41,102, with a reported $6 million gate.

AEW President Tony Khan has previously mentioned the gate figures during media appearances, although the final confirmed totals have not been publicly reported.

All In moved away from Wembley Stadium in 2025 when AEW took the event to Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

WrestleTix estimated 27,245 tickets were distributed for that show, while public records later showed a turnstile attendance of 21,973. AEW announced a gate of $3 million.

Despite the decline compared with AEW's previous Wembley events, All In 2026 remains one of the biggest wrestling crowds of the year.

Thurston noted that, based on WrestleTix estimates, All In is expected to rank as the third-highest attended wrestling event of 2026, sitting behind both nights of WWE WrestleMania while comfortably ahead of the two nights of SummerSlam.

The 41,102 turnstile figure also means more than 40,000 fans were inside Wembley for AEW's latest return to London.

What do you make of the attendance for All In 2026? Is more than 41,000 fans at Wembley still a strong result for AEW, or should the decline from previous years be a concern? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.