There are few wrestling promotions with a pay-per-view calendar quite as packed as AEW.
From long-established events such as Revolution, Double or Nothing and All In to crossover spectacles like Forbidden Door, All Elite Wrestling stages some of the biggest professional wrestling shows of the year, featuring world championship matches, dream encounters and the culmination of some of the promotion's biggest rivalries.
Whether you're planning ahead for the next blockbuster event or looking back at what's already taken place, here's the complete AEW pay-per-view schedule for 2026, including dates, venues and how you can watch live on DAZN.
| Event | Date | Venue | Location |
| Revolution |
March 15 | Crypto.com Arena | Los Angeles, California |
| Dynasty | April 12 | Rogers Arena | Vancouver, Canada |
| Double or Nothing | May 24 | Louis Armstrong Stadium | New York, New York |
| Forbidden Door | June 28 | SAP Center | San Jose, California |
| Redemption | July 26 | Bell Centre | Montreal, Canada |
| All In | August 30 | Wembley Stadium | London, England |
AEW's pay-per-view events are the biggest nights on the company's annual calendar.
While weekly television shows such as Dynamite and Collision continue storylines throughout the year, pay-per-views are where championships are defended, rivalries reach their climax and many of the promotion's biggest moments take place.
Alongside annual staples including Revolution, Double or Nothing and All In, AEW has also expanded its schedule with crossover events such as Forbidden Door, bringing together stars from multiple wrestling promotions for dream matches that would rarely happen elsewhere.
Several events have established themselves as cornerstone shows on the AEW calendar.
Revolution traditionally kicks off the promotion's PPV year, while Double or Nothing remains one of AEW's flagship events after launching the company back in 2019.
Forbidden Door has quickly become one of wrestling's most unique spectacles, uniting talent from AEW and partner promotions in a night of dream matches.
Meanwhile, All In has grown into AEW's biggest annual event, regularly attracting tens of thousands of fans to Wembley Stadium and becoming one of the highlights of the global wrestling calendar.
Selected AEW pay-per-view events are available to purchase and watch live through DAZN PPV in eligible territories.
Throughout 2026, DAZN will broadcast AEW Revolution, Dynasty, Double or Nothing, Forbidden Door, Redemption and All In, giving wrestling fans access to every major PPV event on one platform.
PPV pricing starts from:
United Kingdom: £19.99
United States: $49.99
Canada: C$39.99
Europe: €19.99
Alternatively, fans in eligible territories can watch selected AEW pay-per-view events through DAZN's Ultimate Tier, where available.
AEW pay-per-view events are available on DAZN globally, excluding:
You can watch AEW PPVs through the DAZN app on:
This allows fans to enjoy every AEW pay-per-view live or on demand, wherever they are.
Watching AEW on DAZN couldn't be easier.