AEW are reportedly having mixed ticket sales for their upcoming events. According to a recent report from the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, AEW are performing exceptionally well in the New York/New Jersey markets. However, they seem to be struggling to sell tickets for their upcoming return to Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL.
According to the report, AEW had sold 10,467 tickets for their September 15th Dynamite show in the Prudential Centre in Newark, NJ. This was before the pandemic however, and now the date has been rescheduled and there are just 1,400 tickets available for when they go back on sale. The following week, their September 22nd show at the Arthur Ashe Stadium is reportedly outselling WWE’s Maddison Square Garden show. The report stated that the show had around 8,000 tickets sold. However, that was before tickets officially went on sale to the general public today and that number is reportedly far higher now, with Voices of Wrestling stating the number is edging closer to 15,000.
Perception wise, this is embarrassing. If you think Vince McMahon is sitting at his desk under his dinosaur skull spinning "well, with vaccine restrictions and high ticket prices we're doing pretty well!", you're nuts.
— Voices of Wrestling (@voiceswrestling) July 16, 2021
However, AEW’s sales are not all reportedly going perfectly. Their August 4th return to Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, FL is currently at under 800 tickets sold at the time of this report, way off maximum capacity.
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