AEW Revolution 2026 Live Stream: How to watch
The AEW Revolution 2026 pay‑per‑view takes place on Sunday, March 15 2026 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, California. The event kicks off at 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT, with a Zero Hour pre‑show beginning an hour earlier. Fans worldwide can tune in through a variety of official streaming partners and cable providers, making it easy to catch every match on the card.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Date | Sunday, March 15 2026 |
| Start time (main card) | 8:00 p.m. ET / 5:00 p.m. PT |
| Venue | Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, CA |
| Time zone conversions | See table below |
How to watch AEW Revolution 2026 in the United States
| Platform | Access type | Price (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| PPV.com | Stand‑alone PPV | $49.99 | Available to all U.S. fans |
| Sling TV | Add‑on PPV | $49.99 | Requires Sling subscription |
| YouTube | PPV purchase | $49.99 | Via YouTube Live |
| Amazon Prime Video | PPV purchase | $49.99 | Prime membership not required |
| HBO Max | PPV purchase | $39.99 (subscriber discount) | Requires HBO Max subscription |
| DirecTV | Traditional PPV | $49.99 | Satellite/cable option |
| Dish Network | Traditional PPV | $49.99 | Satellite option |
These options reflect the current distribution model for AEW PPVs in the U.S..
AEW Revolution 2026 International streaming choices
| Region | Platform(s) | Price (approx.) | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Canada | PPV.com, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video, TrillerTV | $49.99 USD (PPV.com) / $39.99 (TrillerTV) | Available in English and French |
| United Kingdom | TrillerTV, Amazon Prime Video | £14.99 (Amazon) / $19.99 USD (TrillerTV) | TrillerTV offers AEW Plus discount |
| Europe (Germany, France, etc.) | TrillerTV, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video | Varies by country | TrillerTV carries the PPV outside North America |
| Australia/New Zealand | TrillerTV, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video | AUD ≈ $25 (TrillerTV) | TrillerTV provides localized commentary |
| Global (outside U.S./Canada) | MyAEW (Kiswe), YouTube, TrillerTV | $7.99/month (MyAEW basic) | MyAEW offers a free live channel and PPV access |
International viewers can rely on TrillerTV, the newly launched MyAEW service, or mainstream platforms such as YouTube and Amazon Prime Video.
Tips for a smooth viewing experience
- Test your stream 15 minutes before Zero Hour to avoid last‑minute buffering.
- If using a mobile device, enable “high quality” in the app settings for the clearest picture.
- For social‑media streams, follow the official AEW accounts on YouTube, X, and Facebook to get the correct links.
- Consider bundling the PPV with a monthly subscription (e.g., HBO Max or MyAEW) if you plan to watch future AEW events.
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