Eight Major Events Planned, Including WrestleDream and Worlds End
Summary
– AEW has announced eight pay-per-view events for the remainder of 2024, including the return of WrestleDream and Worlds End.
– WrestleDream will move to Tacoma, Washington, and is scheduled for October 12, while Worlds End will occur in Orlando, Florida, on December 28.
– Notable events include Forbidden Door in New York, All In London at Wembley Stadium, and a back-to-back weekend scheduling for All In and All Out.
AEW sets the stage for an action-packed remainder of 2024, with eight pay-per-view events stretching from April to December. This ambitious schedule underscores AEW’s continued expansion and commitment to delivering high-stakes wrestling content to its global fanbase.
The schedule starts with Dynasty at the Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri, on April 21, followed by the highly anticipated Double or Nothing at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on May 26. The summer months will see Forbidden Door at the UBS Arena in New York, a change from the planned initially Arthur Ashe Stadium.
AEW’s international presence will be highlighted with All In London, hosted at the iconic Wembley Stadium, marking a significant milestone for overseas promotion. The action returns stateside with All Out at the NOW Arena in Illinois the following weekend.
Later in the year, WrestleDream will see a change in venue within Washington state, moving from Seattle to Tacoma, reflecting AEW’s flexibility in event planning. As the year closes, Worlds End will bring 2024 to a dramatic conclusion in Orlando, Florida.
This packed schedule offers a variety of locales and settings for fans. It sets the stage for ongoing rivalries and new storylines to unfold, promising a year filled with excitement and unforgettable moments in professional wrestling.
