AEW Forbidden Door 2026 Main Card Start Times: US, UK, Australia and more

Thekla vs. Starlight Kid set for Forbidden Door

AEW Forbidden Door 2026 is set to take place this weekend (on Sunday, June 28th) from the SAP Center in San Jose, California. Several big matches have been confirmed for the card, including Swerve Strickland vs. Will Ospreay, Mercedes Moné vs. Maya World and Thekla vs. Starlight Kid, which starts at 7:00 p.m. ET/4:00 p.m. PT.

AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2026 start times

Here are the global start times for the AEW Forbidden Door 2026 PPV event this weekend:

Region / CityTimezoneMain card startDay
HonoluluHST (UTC−10)2:00 PMSun, Jun 28
AnchorageAKDT (UTC−8)4:00 PMSun, Jun 28
Los Angeles / PacificPDT (UTC−7)5:00 PMSun, Jun 28
PhoenixMST (UTC−7)5:00 PMSun, Jun 28
Denver / MountainMDT (UTC−6)6:00 PMSun, Jun 28
Mexico CityCST (UTC−6)6:00 PMSun, Jun 28
Chicago / CentralCDT (UTC−5)7:00 PMSun, Jun 28
New York / EasternEDT (UTC−4)8:00 PMSun, Jun 28
Halifax / AtlanticADT (UTC−3)9:00 PMSun, Jun 28
São PauloBRT (UTC−3)9:00 PMSun, Jun 28
Buenos AiresART (UTC−3)9:00 PMSun, Jun 28
St. John’sNDT (UTC−2:30)9:30 PMSun, Jun 28
London / DublinBST (UTC+1)1:00 AMMon, Jun 29
LagosWAT (UTC+1)1:00 AMMon, Jun 29
Paris / Berlin / Madrid / RomeCEST (UTC+2)2:00 AMMon, Jun 29
JohannesburgSAST (UTC+2)2:00 AMMon, Jun 29
Athens / HelsinkiEEST (UTC+3)3:00 AMMon, Jun 29
RiyadhAST (UTC+3)3:00 AMMon, Jun 29
DubaiGST (UTC+4)4:00 AMMon, Jun 29
KarachiPKT (UTC+5)5:00 AMMon, Jun 29
New DelhiIST (UTC+5:30)5:30 AMMon, Jun 29
BangkokICT (UTC+7)7:00 AMMon, Jun 29
Singapore / Hong Kong / Manila(UTC+8)8:00 AMMon, Jun 29
BeijingCST (UTC+8)8:00 AMMon, Jun 29
PerthAWST (UTC+8)8:00 AMMon, Jun 29
TokyoJST (UTC+9)9:00 AMMon, Jun 29
SeoulKST (UTC+9)9:00 AMMon, Jun 29
AdelaideACST (UTC+9:30)9:30 AMMon, Jun 29
Sydney / Melbourne / BrisbaneAEST (UTC+10)10:00 AMMon, Jun 29
AucklandNZST (UTC+12)12:00 PMMon, Jun 29
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