Report: AEW Double or Nothing 2026 set for New York City
This Spring, AEW is bringing one of its major pay-per-view events to New York City.
Andrew Zarian of the Mat Men podcast reports that AEW Double or Nothing 2026 is set to be held in Queens, New York. The location for the event will be Louis Armstrong Stadium, which is located on the same tennis complex where AEW has held past Grand Slam events at Arthur Ashe Stadium. The capacity of Louis Armstrong Stadium is roughly 14,000 before production configuration is factored in.
The report did not state what the exact date for the PPV will be, but Double or Nothing is traditionally held during Memorial Day weekend at the end of May.
AEW brings one of its landmark PPV events to New York City this Spring.
— Andrew Zarian (@AndrewZarian) February 9, 2026
Double or Nothing is scheduled for Louis Armstrong Stadium im Queens, NYC! pic.twitter.com/KAuY4U7g6o
“AEW brings one of its landmark PPV events to New York City this Spring,” Zarian tweeted. “Double or Nothing is scheduled for Louis Armstrong Stadium im Queens, NYC!”
On AEW’s PPV calendar, this event would take place after Revolution and Dynasty. Los Angeles is hosting Revolution on March 15, with AEW then heading to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada for Dynasty on April 12.
Double or Nothing holds a special place in AEW history due to it serving as the promotion’s inaugural show in 2019. The event has been held in Las Vegas, Jacksonville (during the pandemic era), and Glendale, Arizona since its inception. The original intention was for Vegas to host the PPV annually, but that’s changed over the past couple of years.
AEW has not officially announced the location for the 2026 event or revealed any information regarding when tickets will be going on sale.
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