The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has shared the updated ticket sales for several upcoming AEW events, including next week’s Big Business special edition of Dynamite, which takes place in Boston and currently has 7,004 tickets out. The upcoming event is currently the biggest Dynamite of the year.
AEW Collision in Ottawa, ONT on March 16 has 2,384 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on March 20 has 3,804 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Quebec City, Canada on March 27 has 2,132 tickets out.
AEW Collision in London, ONT on March 30 has 3,206 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Worcester, MA on April 3 has 1,988 tickets out.
ROH Supercard of Honor on April 5 has 1,557 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Charleston, WV on April 10 has 1,403 tickets out.
AEW Dynasty in St. Louis, MO on April 21 has 3,311 after a pre-sale. Tickets went on sale today.
AEW Dynamite in Winnipeg, Canada on May 1 has 2,794 tickets out.
AEW Dynamite in Edmonton, Canada on May 8 has 2,356 tickets out.
The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has recently released updated ticket sales for several upcoming All Elite Wrestling (AEW) events. These numbers give fans an insight into the popularity and demand for these live shows. Let’s take a closer look at the ticket sales for each event.
First up, we have the Big Business special edition of Dynamite, which is set to take place in Boston. Currently, there are 7,004 tickets out for this event, making it the biggest Dynamite of the year so far. This indicates a high level of interest from fans in attending this particular show.
Moving on to AEW Collision in Ottawa, Ontario, scheduled for March 16, there are 2,384 tickets out. While this number is lower than the previous event, it still shows a significant number of fans planning to attend the show.
Next, we have AEW Dynamite in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, which is set to take place on March 20. As of now, there are 3,804 tickets out for this event. This number suggests a strong fan base in Toronto and a good turnout expected for the show.
Following Toronto, AEW Dynamite will head to Quebec City, Canada on March 27. Currently, there are 2,132 tickets out for this event. Although the number is lower than some of the previous shows, it still indicates a decent level of interest from fans in Quebec City.
AEW Collision in London, Ontario, scheduled for March 30, has 3,206 tickets out. This number suggests a solid fan base in London and a good turnout expected for the event.
Moving on to AEW Dynamite in Worcester, MA on April 3, there are currently 1,988 tickets out. While this number is lower than some of the previous events, it still indicates a decent level of interest from fans in the area.
On April 5, ROH Supercard of Honor will take place, and there are currently 1,557 tickets out for this event. This number suggests a moderate level of interest from fans in attending the show.
AEW Dynamite in Charleston, WV on April 10 has 1,403 tickets out. While this number is lower than some of the previous events, it still indicates a decent level of interest from fans in the area.
AEW Dynasty in St. Louis, MO on April 21 has 3,311 tickets out after a pre-sale. This number suggests a strong fan base in St. Louis and a good turnout expected for the event.
Moving on to May, AEW Dynamite in Winnipeg, Canada on May 1 has 2,794 tickets out. This number suggests a solid fan base in Winnipeg and a good turnout expected for the show.
Lastly, AEW Dynamite in Edmonton, Canada on May 8 has 2,356 tickets out. This number indicates a decent level of interest from fans in Edmonton.
These ticket sales numbers provide valuable insights into the popularity and demand for AEW events in various cities. It is clear that AEW has been successful in attracting a dedicated fan base across different regions, with some shows experiencing higher ticket sales than others. As the promotion continues to grow and expand its reach, it will be interesting to see how ticket sales evolve and whether AEW can consistently draw large crowds to their live events.