FIRST COUNT: AEW presents ALL IN TEXAS [Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX]

AEW presents ALL IN TEXAS
Sat • Jul 12, 2025 • 7:00 PM
Globe Life Field, Arlington, TX

Available Tickets: 8,150
Current Setup: 18,140
Tickets Distributed: 9,990

🟢 First count
📅 Days until show: 202
🗒️ I’ve color-coded all unopened/unused sections with black dots for clarity (note: disregard the 2 floor sections color coded).

The initial plan was to wait for resale tickets to appear on the map before releasing this update, but those have been slow to populate. If resales significantly alter the count, I’ll provide an immediate update.

This estimate was prepared with the assistance of Brandon Thurston from Wrestlenomics. Subscribe to his service here. His work provided invaluable support in mapping and organizing the data, which helped greatly in creating this update. The second screenshot is a sample of how he was able to map all x, y values onto a chart and visualize it using a library called Plotly denoting specific categories to distinguish them.

During one of the presales, a significant number of tickets disappeared from the map—not at the beginning, but randomly later on. I needed help identifying specific full rows that were removed, as including them would have inflated the estimate. This is why I was initially waiting for resale data to determine if any of those rows were occupied via resale.

While those rows aren’t color-coded on this map (I might revisit that later), the estimate excludes them to maintain accuracy. Additionally, there are some unopened back rows on the floor and a few in the limited number of 300-level sections currently opened. There was also times where several empty rows made sense to include and that's why I had to go through each individual section.

Tony Khan mentioned after the public on-sale that the show had surpassed $1.25 million at the gate, driven by strong VIP sales. There are currently 569 VIP tickets available. This statement didn’t have a significant impact on this estimate, as the high price of VIP tickets meant only a modest number needed to be sold to reach that total. The implied average ticket price for the tickets distributed so far is $125, which will decrease over time as more standard-priced tickets are sold (the cheapest ticket is $31).

The available count was closer to 9,000 after the public on-sale and has steadily decreased to the current number (8,150) since then. I will undoubtedly set up a tracker for this show as soon as possible.

  
The screenshot below shows the map before approximately 5,000 tickets were removed at once. The "unavailable_entire_row" category in the screenshot above was 5,333, identified using straightforward criteria: if a row was completely empty, it was counted. If those tickets weren’t distributed through business, radio, family comps, or resale, there’s a strong possibility they could return to the map. Of course, if a section was selling well, this category wouldn’t apply to that specific section.