The Pre-Sale For AEW’s All Out Event Has Reportedly Sold Out

AEW’s 2021 All Out week is set to begin on Wednesday, September 1 with a live Dynamite episode, which is then followed by a live Rampage episode on Friday, September 3, and will conclude with the All Out PPV Event on Sunday, September 5. All three shows are set to take place from the NOW Arena (the Sears Centre Arena) near Chicago, Illinois.

Dave Meltzer recently revealed that AEW put tickets on sale today and the tickets for the All Out PPV Event sold out immediately. The official Twitter account of @WrestleTix then added aside from the All Out PPV, tickets for the other shows set to take place at AEW’s All Out week sold out as well, but on the pre-sale, individual tickets for the Dynamite and Rampage shows are still available. It was noted that the company will be releasing more tickets for the general public tomorrow.

Social media was reportedly buzzing prior to tickets for all three shows during All Out week going on sale as fans were impatiently waiting to get their hands on the tickets despite all three shows still set to take place two months from now. Numerous fans were disappointed due to the fact that they were unable to get tickets for the All Out PPV Event, while others are celebrating the fact that they were able to secure their tickets.

As of this writing, no matches have yet to be made, but AEW President and CEO Tony Khan did note that there will be a Women’s Casino Battle Royale at All Out.

You can check out the tweets below:

Even though All Out's onsale is tomorrow, they had a presale today and all the tickets put on sale at first, which was not the entire arena, sold out instantly.

— Dave Meltzer (@davemeltzerWON) July 8, 2021

Unless there's a small amount of tickets they are saving for tomorrow's general public release, this presale has SOLD OUT for All Out & Trio Combo package.

Every seat on map => 9,496

Plenty of tickets left for Dynamite/Rampage. Much more coming…https://t.co/yRCOtL75Yu pic.twitter.com/ybvjXB41ZS

— WrestleTix (@WrestleTix) July 8, 2021