AEW Expands Audience Capacity for 10/18 Dynamite Television Taping

AEW is doing their best to draw attention, pop viewership numbers, and bring fans to their venues. This week’s AEW Dynamite is going down in Texas, and it appears that they will have a nice crowd for the show.

AEW is bringing their show to Texas this week, and those fans usually bring a lot of passion to their events. The company just added an Adam Copeland segment to Dynamite this week as well, so the Rated R Superstar will also be there.

Wrestle Tix noted that AEW only has around 370 tickets left for the show this week. It also appears that they have added a few more seats to the event for $20 a tickets.

AEW Dynamite/Rampage October 18, 2023 6:30 PM

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Fort Bend Epicenter, Rosenberg, TX

Available Tickets => 374

Current Setup => 5,121

Tickets Distributed => 4,747 (+818 since yesterday’s update)

They opened up the first 5 rows of the 200 levels last night ($20 per ticket). I’m keeping an eye on that in case anything opens up. This week has been one of the best for Dynamite in terms of ticket movement since Grand Slam, and not counting that, it’s probably one of the best for the entire year. I do have some questions about a few sections, such as the limited view sections, and the Final Count will sort all of that out (your pictures will help!). Currently, there are no ticket offers available.

It will be interesting to see the photos of October 18th’s live crowd, because that should clear up a few things. If anything, it appears that they only have around 300 tickets left.

Sadly, Sammy Guevara couldn’t be cleared in time for this big show. That would have meant a lot to him to perform in the Lone Star State, because that would also be his home state crowd. It looks like they will still be able to pull in over 5k fans to the show this week.

We will have to see how the show pans out whenever it goes live. Also, we will be on the lookout for crowd photos, just in case we have another case of interesting attendance numbers that don’t add up.

As a reminder, Ringside News will have live play-by-play coverage tonight inside our AEW Dynamite results hub, which kicks off at 8PM ET.

What’s your take on AEW’s attendance numbers? Let us know what you think in the comments section!