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Avengers: Doomsday Tops $40 Million in U.S. Pre-Sales 100 Days Before Release

The early ticket surge reflects heavy demand driven by premium-format sales and a broad multiverse cast and could reshape opening-week forecasts.

Overview

  • Box-office tracker Global Box Office reported that Avengers: Doomsday passed $40 million in domestic pre-sales with about 100 days until its December 18, 2026 release.
  • Tickets for Infinity Vision premium screenings and general pre-sales first went on sale in July, producing an estimated $16.5 million on the opening pre-sale day.
  • Marvel and Disney have amplified demand with a D23 special look, an Endgame re-release tied to Doomsday, and the launch of Infinity Vision as a new premium large-format option for the film.
  • The Russo brothers direct the 165-minute event produced by Kevin Feige and the cast brings together Avengers, the Fantastic Four and original X-Men actors with Robert Downey Jr. reported to play Doctor Doom.
  • Early industry estimates place a North American opening weekend near $260 million–$300 million while analysts caution that longer pre-sale windows today limit direct comparisons with earlier Avengers records and that final results remain uncertain.