AEW WrestleDream 2026 Date and Location Announced Ahead of All In

As the countdown to All In at the end of August continues, All Elite Wrestling's 2026 pay-per-view calendar is nearly entirely set with WrestleDream coming to Orlando, Florida.

AEW announced on Monday that the annual WrestleDream event will be held at Addition Financial Arena on Saturday, Oct. 17.

AEW's pay-per-view schedule is now set through November:

• Aug 30: All in at Wembley Stadium (London, England)
• Sept. 26: All Out at NOW Arena (Chicago, Illinois)
• Oct. 17: WrestleDream at Addition Financial Arena (Orlando, Florida)
• Nov. 14: Full Gear at Mortgage Matchup Center (Phoenix, Arizona)

The only remaining pay-per-view still without a date or location is Worlds End, which has been held in the final week of December since its inception in 2023.

One of the key storylines that fans are keeping an eye on specifically related to WrestleDream is Bayley potentially making the jump from WWE to AEW after Mercedes Moné teased a match with her longtime frenemy by posting a fan-made image on social media recently.

It's unclear exactly when Bayley's current WWE contract expires, but it is believed to be coming due fairly soon. She hasn't been seen on WWE television since losing to Lyra Valkyria on the July 18 episode of Saturday Night's Main Event, though she did work back-to-back house shows on July 25-26.

The Oct. 17 event will mark the fourth WrestleDream pay-per-view for AEW. The first one in 2023 had a memorable debut by Adam Copeland, aka WWE Hall of Famer Edge, after Christian Cage defeated Darby Allin in the main event to retain the TNT Championship.

Last year's WrestleDream was headlined by Darby Allin defeating Jon Moxley in an I Quit match.

WrestleDream 2026 will mark AEW's first pay-per-view in the state of Florida since Worlds End on Dec. 28, 2024, which was also held at Addition Financial Arena.