When do Avengers: Doomsday tickets go on sale?
Disney will begin selling Avengers: Doomsday tickets on 20 July 2026, but only for premium-format screens to start. The Hollywood Reporter broke the pre-sale date, with Awards Radar clarifying that this early window applies to screens approved under Disney’s new premium branding, Infinity Vision, rather than standard auditoriums. Infinity Vision is Disney’s answer to IMAX, created after the studio was unable to lock down IMAX screens due to competing releases. If you want the biggest, sharpest presentation, that is the tier opening first, and it is exactly the tier most likely to sell out fastest for a film of this profile.
How long is Avengers: Doomsday?
The film’s current runtime sits at around 165 minutes. As MickeyBlog notes in its summary of the reporting, that figure could still shift slightly as the cut is finalised, but it places Doomsday neatly between the two previous team-up epics: longer than the 149-minute Infinity War and comfortably shorter than the 181-minute Endgame. For anyone planning an evening out, budget for roughly two and three-quarter hours in the seat before trailers, which is worth knowing when premium screens run fewer showtimes per day than standard ones.
What does this mean for UAE fans?
Avengers: Doomsday is scheduled to open in UAE cinemas on 18 December 2026, the same date as the global release. Major MCU films typically get simultaneous worldwide releases, and as our UAE release guide to Avengers: Doomsday lays out, local chains reliably secure opening-weekend runs for Marvel tentpoles. No UAE-specific pre-sale date or Infinity Vision branding has been confirmed by the studio, so treat the 20 July window as a global marker rather than a booking guarantee for any particular local screen. Given the premium-first pattern and a near-three-hour runtime, the practical advice is simple: the top-tier formats and prime evening and weekend slots are the ones that will go first, so plan around them. If you would rather stay unspoiled in the meantime, our coverage of the director’s comments on spoilers is a useful read while you wait.
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