Ticket sales for AEW Forbidden Door 2026 are coming into focus as the event draws near. The joint AEW/NJPW pay-per-view is scheduled for Sunday, June 28th at the SAP Center in San Jose, California, and tracking service WrestleTix has released updated figures heading into this week’s go-home edition of Dynamite.
According to WrestleTix data, 7,120 tickets have been distributed for the show as of the latest count. That number gives a concrete snapshot of where sales stand with the event just days away, and the go-home Dynamite could play a meaningful role in driving any last-minute movement at the box office.
Forbidden Door has become one of the most anticipated dates on AEW’s annual calendar since the partnership with New Japan Pro-Wrestling produced its first joint event in 2022. The concept — blending AEW’s roster with NJPW talent for a single high-profile supercard — has consistently delivered some of the most acclaimed in-ring work in either company’s year. San Jose’s SAP Center, a mid-sized arena that seats roughly 17,000-plus for concerts and can be configured for wrestling crowds, provides a solid setting for the event.
With the go-home show still to air, there remains an opportunity for that number to climb before bell time on Sunday. Big match announcements, contract signings, or angle developments on Dynamite typically provide a late boost to walk-up interest and last-minute ticket purchases. How close the final crowd comes to filling out the SAP Center will be worth watching as one measure of where AEW’s pay-per-view business stands heading into the second half of 2026.
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