Make It a Full Weekend at the Fan Fest
The main event may be on Sunday, but the celebration starts Friday. AEW is hosting its "Welcome to Wembley" fan experience on August 28th and 29th at The Great Hall inside Wembley Stadium. This isn't just a side-show; it's a full-blown convention for
wrestling fanatics. Fans can get guaranteed photo opportunities with top-tier stars like Kenny Omega, Mercedes Moné, and Will Ospreay, plus get a picture with the AEW World Championship belt. It’s also the best place to get first dibs on exclusive All In merchandise before the Sunday rush and check out displays of rare wrestling memorabilia. With multiple sessions over two days, it’s the perfect way to immerse yourself in the All In atmosphere and connect with fellow fans before the first bell even rings.
Navigate Wembley Stadium Like a Champion
A venue that holds over 80,000 people requires a game plan. First, check your ticket for your designated color zone and entrance, as this will guide you to the quickest route to your seat. Doors for the general public open at 3:30 PM local time for a 6:00 PM main show start, so arriving early is crucial to navigate security and soak in the pre-show buzz. Remember that Wembley is a cashless venue, so you'll need a card for all food, drink, and merchandise purchases. The stadium also has a strict restricted bag policy, so travel light and check the official Wembley website for dimensions. For fans coming from around the UK, official coach partner National Express offers direct travel from dozens of cities, taking the stress out of navigating London's busy train system on event day.
Explore London Beyond the Ring
For many U.S. fans, All In is the perfect excuse for a bucket-list trip. Plan to arrive a few days early to acclimate and explore. The area immediately surrounding the venue, Wembley Park, has transformed into a destination with its own shopping outlets, restaurants, and green spaces to enjoy. While in the city, consider visiting wrestling-adjacent landmarks. In previous years, fans have flocked to pop culture hubs like the Forbidden Planet megastore for wrestling merchandise. It's also common for independent wrestling promotions to run shows across London during All In weekend, offering a chance to see more action and support the local scene. Think of the wrestling show as the main event of a larger London vacation.
Create the Ultimate At-Home Watch Party
You don't need a passport to be part of the All In experience. For fans in the United States, AEW has made the event highly accessible. The pay-per-view will be broadcast on the HBO Max streaming service and on Amazon Prime Video. If you want a bigger crowd, all Dave & Buster's locations nationwide will also be showing the event, offering a ready-made party atmosphere. To create your own experience, coordinate with friends and treat it like the Super Bowl of wrestling. Get the snacks ready, set up the biggest screen you have, and make sure your stream is running well before the 1:00 PM ET start time. It’s the next best thing to being there, letting you feel the energy from thousands of miles away.
Follow the Action Like an Insider
During All In weekend, the wrestling world lives on social media. To get the full picture, curate your feeds. Follow AEW's official accounts for major announcements, but also keep tabs on the social media of wrestling journalists, photographers, and fans who are on the ground in London. This is where you’ll find the candid moments, the surprise appearances at local pubs, and the real-time reactions from inside the stadium. Engaging with event hashtags connects you to a global digital watch party, letting you share in the shock, joy, and heartbreak with tens of thousands of other fans. Whether you're in row one or on your couch, being part of the online conversation is a key part of the modern fan experience.
