Overview
- Disney CFO Hugh Johnston confirmed on Wednesday that domestic presales for Avengers: Doomsday have exceeded $50 million about three months before the film’s December 18 release.
- Industry trackers reported the film earlier crossed $40 million in U.S. presales at the 100-day mark, showing sustained momentum since tickets first went on sale in July.
- The studio reports roughly 70% of advance purchases are for Infinity Vision, Disney’s new premium large-format label that channels buyers away from limited IMAX availability.
- Some theater listings and a reported Regency Theaters booking show special advance screenings on December 16–17, giving the movie an early box-office head start before the wide December 18 opening.
- Early box-office estimates put a domestic opening weekend in the roughly $260 million to $300 million range, a projection shaped by heavy premium-ticket sales and comparisons to recent MCU blockbusters.