Will AEW All In Return To London's Wembley Stadium Next Year? (AEW News)

Wembley Stadium isn't guaranteed despite another successful All In 2026. What's next for 2027?

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WrestleVotes on Fightful Select has heard rumblings that AEW won't return to Wembley Stadium in London, England for next year's All In 2027. Sources the website spoke to were present at the iconic venue for this year's All In 2026, and the general feeling amongst staff is that the bumper event will take place in North America next time.

Of course, nothing is set in stone quite yet. Tony Khan has a bit of leg room to wiggle with, and he doesn't necessarily need to make his mind up on that right this second. At time of writing, the AEW chief is reportedly weighing up taking a year off from Wembley/London.

This wouldn't be the first time - Khan previously held All In at Wembley in 2023 and 2024 before taking the pay-per-view to Arlington, Texas in 2025. That show, held in Globe Life Field, pulled significantly less fans than the UK events though. All In 2025 logged an attendance of 21,973 compared to 2023's 72,265, 2024's 46,476 and 2026's 41,102.

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It would be hard to top Will Ospreay's AEW World Title win over Kenny Omega in front of his fellow countrymen, to be fair. That felt like an apex moment for AEW in England, so it'd be interesting to find out what else the company has up their sleeves should they return.

To summarise, it does look likely that All Elite will host All In domestically in 2027. They'd previously announced Dynasty in February 2027 for Liverpool, so there will be a UK PPV next year at least.

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