AEW relocating next two episodes of Dynamite

AEW has officially announced that the next two episodes of Dynamite are being relocated.

Next Wednesday’s Dynamite has been moved from the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York to Daily’s Place amphitheater in Jacksonville, Florida. The show will be “managed under a restricted attendance policy.”

The Wednesday, March 25 Blood & Guts episode of Dynamite will no longer take place at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey. AEW hasn’t revealed where the March 25 show will be relocated to, but they noted that the new venue would be announced shortly. It will also be managed under a restricted attendance policy.

The Prudential Center had announced earlier today that they were postponing all events through the end of March.

The Blue Cross Arena will now host the Wednesday, July 8 episode of Dynamite, and the Prudential Center will host the Wednesday, July 22 episode. Those who had already purchased tickets can either be refunded or have their tickets honored on the new dates.

AEW’s tweets announcing the news are available below:

As a precautionary measure against COVID-19, we are relocating next week’s AEW DYNAMITE show on March 18 from Rochester, NY, to Jacksonville, FL. This show will be televised live on TNT from Daily’s Place, and be managed under a restricted attendance policy. The DYNAMITE show in Rochester will be rescheduled for Wednesday, July 8, at Blue Cross Arena. Fans who have already purchased tickets to the Rochester show will be offered a refund via the point of purchase, or have their original ticket valid for admission to the event on July 8. Additional details will be forthcoming.

In addition, the DYNAMITE show on March 25 at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, will be relocated to a new venue, which will be announced shortly. This show will be televised live on TNT on March 25, and be managed under a restricted attendance policy. The DYNAMITE show in Newark will be rescheduled for Wednesday, July 22, at the Prudential Center. Fans who have already purchased tickets to the Newark show will be offered a refund via the point of purchase, or have their original ticket valid for admission to the event on July 22. Additional details will be forthcoming.

We appreciate your understanding as the safety and well-being of our fans and talent is always our top priority. We will continue to closely monitor this evolving situation related to COVID-19 and be guided by government officials, health organizations and venue management.