Avengers Fans Assemble: Early Tickets for Avengers: Doomsday Are Coming!

Big Marvel News for Fans

Hey there, superhero fans! Imagine your favorite toy store saying, "Hey, you can buy your ticket to the biggest playdate super early!" That’s kind of what’s happening here.

• Disney (the company that owns Marvel) is planning to sell special fancy tickets for the movie Avengers: Doomsday next week.
• This is major news because Avengers movies are a really big deal to fans.

When Can You Buy Tickets?

The studio plans to say that tickets in the U.S. (called "domestic") for this much-waited sequel will go on sale July 20.

• A sequel is just a second (or next) movie in a series.
• The Hollywood Reporter learned this info exclusively (meaning they found out first).

What Is Infinity Vision?

Disney will open ticket sales five months early for something called Infinity Vision theaters.

• Infinity Vision is a fancy, big-screen format that Disney made for certain Doomsday screens.
• Disney created this brand after another company (Warner Bros.) booked Imax theaters (another big-screen type) for their movie Dune Part III for three weeks after both movies come out on Dec. 18.

Important Point: Infinity Vision is Disney’s own big-format brand made because another studio locked up Imax screens near the same release date.

How Long Is the Movie?

The early ticket plan also tells us the movie’s length: 165 minutes (that’s 2 hours and 45 minutes).

• The movie might not be 100% finished this early, but selling tickets means the length can only change a tiny bit.
• For comparison:
  • Infinity War (2018) = 149 minutes
  • Endgame (2019) = 181 minutes
• So Doomsday is longer than Infinity War but shorter than Endgame.

More Infinity Vision Fun: Endgame Encore

Disney will also sell Infinity Vision tickets for a re-release (meaning the movie comes back to theaters again) of Avengers: Endgame.

• It’s called Avengers: Endgame Encore and comes out Sept. 25.
• Endgame is the second-highest money-making movie ever: $2.8 billion around the world!
• Only Avatar (from 2009) made more.

What Else Is Happening?

• Marvel did not say anything when asked (they declined to comment).
• Ticket sales start a few days before Marvel’s big talk at San Diego Comic-Con on July 25.
  • They will likely show the first full trailer (preview) there in a big room called Hall H.
  • An online trailer is probably coming too, especially since tickets are already on sale.

This Has Happened Before

This early sale idea follows Universal (another movie company) making buzz by selling some Imax tickets for The Odyssey a whole year early. So Disney is doing something similar but not quite as early.

What Is Doomsday About?

The movie brings back Earth’s Mightiest Heroes (the Avengers) to save the multiverse (think: all the different universes) from a new bad guy, Doctor Doom.

• Doctor Doom is played by Robert Downey Jr. (who used to be Iron Man!).
• The big cast includes:
  • Chris Hemsworth (Thor)
  • Chris Evans (Steve Rogers)
  • Paul Rudd (Ant-Man)
  • Pedro Pascal (Mister Fantastic)
  • Anthony Mackie (Captain America)
  • Tom Hiddleston (Loki)
  • Florence Pugh (Yelena Belova)
  • Sebastian Stan (Winter Soldier)
  • Vanessa Kirby (Invisible Woman)
  • Simu Liu (Shang-Chi)
  • Letitia Wright (Black Panther)
  • Patrick Stewart (Professor X)
  • Ian McKellen (Magneto)
  • Rebecca Romijn (Mystique)
  • …and more!

Who Made It and When?

• Directed by Anthony and Joe Russo (the same brothers who did earlier Avengers movies).
• Opens in theaters on Dec. 18.

Summary

To sum it up like a superhero recap:

• Disney will sell U.S. tickets for Avengers: Doomsday on July 20, five months early.
• Special Infinity Vision big-screen tickets are part of this.
• The movie is 165 minutes long and hits theaters Dec. 18.
• Endgame Encore gets Infinity Vision tickets Sept. 25.
• A trailer is likely at Comic-Con July 25.
• Robert Downey Jr. returns as villain Doctor Doom with a huge hero cast.

FAQ

Q1: What is Infinity Vision?
A: It’s Disney’s own big-format movie screen brand for select Doomsday theaters, made after Imax was booked by another film.

Q2: Why are tickets going on sale so early?
A: To build excitement and follow a trend where studios sell tickets early (like Universal did for The Odyssey).

Q3: How long is Avengers: Doomsday compared to other Avengers movies?
A: It’s 165 minutes—longer than Infinity War (149 min) but shorter than Endgame (181 min).

Q4: Will we see a trailer soon?
A: Yes! Marvel’s Comic-Con panel on July 25 will likely show the first full trailer, probably online too.

Q5: Who is the new villain?
A: Doctor Doom, played by Robert Downey Jr., who previously played Iron Man.