AEW WrestleDream 2026 Results
AEW WrestleDream 2026 has distributed 6,695 tickets for the event at Addition Financial Arena in Orlando, Florida. The figure represents an increase of 71 tickets from the previous day's total of 6,624.
The lowest available ticket price for the pay-per-view stands at $36.40. The attendance is expected to align closely with prior WrestleDream events.
The 2023 WrestleDream in Seattle drew 6,771 fans. The 2024 event in Tacoma attracted 8,045 attendees, and the previous year's show in St. Louis drew 6,293.
WrestleDream 2026 is on track to rank among AEW's lowest attended pay-per-views for the year. Other 2026 events included Revolution in Los Angeles with 12,577 fans, Dynasty in Vancouver with 9,136, Double or Nothing in New York with 14,394, and Forbidden Door in San Jose with 9,021.
Additional 2026 pay-per-view attendances were Redemption in Montreal with 7,002 fans, All In in London with 46,987, and All Out in Hoffman Estates with 9,456.
Story timeline · 5 reports
- Results Recap: AEW WrestleDream : October 17, 2026 – Will Ospreay Wins First Clockwork Carnage, Mercedes Moné Retains AEW Women’s World Title, Ilja Dragunov Debuts, MorePer Official: AEW: that main event saw AEW World Champion Will Ospreay retain his championship in an environment that was even more chaotic than anyone…
- Ospreay Wins Inaugural Clockwork Carnage at WrestleDreamWill Ospreay outlasted seven opponents in the first-ever Clockwork Carnage match to retain his AEW International Championship at WrestleDream.
- Ospreay retains in Clockwork Carnage main eventWill Ospreay defended his AEW World Championship in the self-created Clockwork Carnage match that closed WrestleDream on October 17.
- Mike Bailey Excited For AEW Clockwork Carnage Main EventMike Bailey will compete in AEW's inaugural Clockwork Carnage match on pay-per-view.
Source: AEW
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