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AEW is getting into the Halloween spirit once again, with the promotion confirming details for this year’s Fright Night editions of Dynamite and Collision.
The company has announced that Chaifetz Arena in St. Louis, Missouri will play host to AEW Fright Night Dynamite on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
Dynamite will air live from the venue, while AEW will also tape that week’s Halloween-themed episode of Collision during the same night.
St. Louis has become a familiar destination on AEW’s touring schedule over the years. Chaifetz Arena has previously staged major events for the company, including Dynasty in 2024 and WrestleDream in 2025.
Fright Night has also developed into an annual part of AEW’s calendar. The Halloween concept debuted in Cleveland, Ohio in 2024 before moving to Edinburg, Texas for the 2025 edition. St. Louis will now become the third city to host the themed event.
The Fright Night announcement was one of several new dates revealed by AEW, with the promotion filling out a busy October schedule.
One of the biggest additions is Grand Slam France on October 6, which will mark AEW’s first event in Paris. Both Dynamite and Collision will be taped as part of the show.
AEW’s newly confirmed dates are:
Saturday, October 3: Collision in Highland Heights, Kentucky
Tuesday, October 6: Grand Slam France in Paris, France, featuring Dynamite and Collision tapings
Wednesday, October 14: Dynamite in Cleveland, Ohio
Saturday, October 24: Collision in Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Wednesday, October 28: Fright Night in St. Louis, Missouri, featuring a live Dynamite and Collision taping
Tickets for the four newly announced United States events are scheduled to go on sale on Monday, August 31.
October is shaping up to be a significant month for AEW beyond its weekly television schedule. The promotion will also present WrestleDream 2026 on October 17 in Orlando, Florida, placing the pay-per-view between the Cleveland Dynamite event and the later Collision and Fright Night shows.
With Grand Slam France, WrestleDream and Fright Night all scheduled within the same month, AEW will have a packed calendar heading into the closing stages of 2026.