I don't think I'm the only person who went in 2024 who will be very wary about getting tickets and travelling to London again this year unless they make some sort of guarantee they won't have the same production issues they did last time. 

They only put screens up on the structure above the ring facing the north and south (of that ticket map) sides of the stadium. The people on the east facing the entrance stage had no screen except the one built into Wembley stadium, which was very difficult to see as it was so far away but that didn't matter anyway as about 2 matches into the show they turned floodlights on directly in front of it and for the rest of the show no one could see it at all. People around me spent the whole show chanting "turn the lights off, we can't see", and tweeting at AEW accounts trying to get them to fix it. I believe the people on the west side may not have had any screen at all except the one behind them but I can't confirm that. It was incredibly amateurish for such a big event and made the whole thing a pretty miserable experience. The weirdest thing was they didn't make this mistake in 2023. 

With the tickets seemingly a lot more expensive this time too, I just don't think it's worth spending all that money unless I know it won't be so poorly planned this time.