Lucha Libre AAA is set to bring its growing United States live-event schedule to South Florida early next year. AAA has announced a January 30 event at Fort Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, marking a new stop on the promotion’s AAA Live Tour.
The Fort Lauderdale card is being promoted as the first time the AAA Live Tour will visit the venue. The announcement advertised a lineup featuring El Grande Americano, La Catalina, Mr. Iguana, Psycho Clown and Los Perros del Mal, while also promising additional talent for the show.
AAA’s Florida date will follow a series of late-2026 Live Tour events in Texas and California. The promotion is scheduled to run Ector County Coliseum in Odessa, Texas, on November 29, before returning to California for back-to-back holiday dates on December 26 in Sacramento and December 27 in Fresno. The Fort Lauderdale event extends that run into January and gives AAA another major market for its U.S. touring presence.
Fort Lauderdale Event Set for January 30
The January 30 show is scheduled for Fort Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium, a longtime South Florida event venue. AAA has not announced individual matches, championship bouts, or the complete roster for the card. At this stage, the names listed in the initial promotion provide the clearest indication of the talent expected to be part of the tour stop.
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El Grande Americano is among the most prominent names advertised. La Catalina’s inclusion places one of AAA’s featured women’s division performers on the event, while Mr. Iguana brings one of the company’s most distinctive and popular lucha personalities to the Florida audience. Psycho Clown has long stood as one of the most recognizable figures associated with AAA, and the Los Perros del Mal name adds another established part of the promotion’s identity to the announced lineup.
The event advertisement reads:
For the first time, AAA LIVE TOUR comes to Fort Lauderdale on January 30th! Experience the hottest lucha libre show headed to the US with El Grande Americano, La Catalina, Mr. Iguana, Psycho Clown, Los Perros del Mal, and many more!
That language leaves room for more wrestlers to be added before bell time. No opponents or match formats were included with the initial announcement, so the eventual card remains to be determined.
Ticket Information Announced
Tickets for the Fort Lauderdale show will be made available through a venue presale before the general on-sale date. The presale is scheduled for November 13 from 10 a.m. through 11:59 p.m. Fans seeking access to that window can use the code FTL.
The general public on-sale begins November 14 at 10 a.m. Local time-zone details were not specified in the event announcement, and pricing information was not included. Fans interested in attending will need to watch the venue’s ticketing information for seat locations, available price levels and any further event updates.
AAA’s decision to announce ticket details alongside the initial talent list gives the Fort Lauderdale date a clear launch point even as the full in-ring lineup is still pending. The tour branding also suggests the event will be positioned as part of a continuing series rather than as an isolated Florida appearance.
AAA’s Upcoming U.S. Live Tour Dates
With Fort Lauderdale now added, AAA has four upcoming U.S. Live Tour dates on its announced calendar:
- November 29: Ector County Coliseum in Odessa, Texas
- December 26: Sacramento Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, California
- December 27: Selland Arena in Fresno, California
- January 30: Fort Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
The route takes AAA across three states over a two-month stretch. Odessa opens the currently announced portion of the schedule, while Sacramento and Fresno create a consecutive-night California swing during the final week of December. Fort Lauderdale then provides a separate East Coast destination one month later.
Those cities represent notably different regional audiences, and the spread of dates underscores AAA’s effort to maintain visibility beyond Mexico through branded live events in the United States. The Fort Lauderdale addition is especially significant because it carries the “first time” designation for the Live Tour at War Memorial Auditorium.
Key Names Advertised for the Florida Card
While AAA has yet to reveal the match card, the early list of advertised names offers a broad cross-section of the promotion’s presentation. Psycho Clown’s name has been synonymous with AAA for years, making him a natural featured attraction for a U.S. tour stop. His presence gives the event a familiar centerpiece for fans who follow AAA’s established stars.
Mr. Iguana has developed into a standout attraction with a presentation that is instantly identifiable to lucha fans. Including him on the Fort Lauderdale advertising signals that the show is expected to showcase the colorful character-driven style that has helped make him a memorable part of AAA programming.
La Catalina adds women’s division representation to the announcement. Her placement alongside the other names indicates that AAA intends to feature a lineup with variety, even though it remains unknown whether she will compete in a singles match, tag team contest, mixed attraction, or another format.
El Grande Americano is also listed for the event, while Los Perros del Mal are advertised collectively. The announcement does not identify which members connected with Los Perros del Mal will appear in Fort Lauderdale, nor does it establish whether the group will be involved in a specific match. Those details are among the items still to be announced in the lead-up to January 30.
More Details Still to Come
As is often the case with an initial tour announcement, the Fort Lauderdale event currently has a date, venue, ticket timeline and preliminary collection of talent, but not a finalized wrestling card. AAA has not named any title matches, announced a main event, or confirmed the full field of competitors.
That uncertainty should be important for fans planning around particular wrestlers. The names presently promoted establish who AAA expects to feature, but the announcement does not provide bout-by-bout confirmation. Additional participants, opponents and match stipulations may be revealed as the event approaches.
For now, the central news is AAA’s arrival in Fort Lauderdale on January 30. With El Grande Americano, La Catalina, Mr. Iguana, Psycho Clown and Los Perros del Mal already attached to the promotion, the War Memorial Auditorium event is positioned to bring a notable AAA lineup to South Florida as the Live Tour continues its run through the United States.
The November 13 presale and November 14 general on-sale are the next immediate dates for prospective attendees. Beyond that, attention will turn to AAA’s forthcoming card announcements and whether the company expands the Florida lineup ahead of its first Live Tour visit to Fort Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium.
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