The announced attendance figure of 81,035 for AEW All In 2023 was the actual paid figure for the show.
According to a report from Pwinsider, the number was the “100% legitimate” paid attendance and the company has the proof in the form of everyone who walked through the turnstiles and had their tickets scanned.
It’s worth noting that All Elite Wrestling chose not to include comps, staff, or visitors to their officially announced number, which is something WWE usually does. Additionally, WWE inflates its numbers even more beyond the comps, staff, and visitors.
AEW President Tony Khan is said to be adamant as it pertains to not over-inflating the numbers. While WWE announced that WrestleMania 32 had an attendance of 101,763, they later acknowledged that number as including other people in the building such as ushers, people taking tickets, staff, comps, and the usual WWE inflated number by 10,000 or so for WrestleMania events.
During the post-AEW All In 2023 media scrum, Tony Khan said the amount of people inside Wembley Stadium was likely closer to 90,000 when you include everyone.
In other news, you can check out the updated lineup for Thursday night’s episode of ROH TV on HonorClub below:
* ROH World Six-Man Tag Championship Match: The Mogul Embassy vs. Lee Johnson, Action Andretti, & Darius Martin
* NJPW World TV Championship Match: Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Metalik
* Josh Woods vs. John Walters
* Cole Karter vs. TBA
* Marina Shafir vs. Angelica Risk
Two former #ROH Pure Champions go head to head as "The Technical Beast" @WoodsIsTheGoods takes on the returning @HJohnWalters THIS THURSDAY!
Watch Thursday night #ROH TV on #HonorClub at https://t.co/8dcdtxr3sN 7/6c pic.twitter.com/xFmWp6De2z
— ROH – Ring of Honor Wrestling (@ringofhonor) August 29, 2023
