Overview
- Disney confirmed Wednesday at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference that domestic pre-sales have topped $50 million with roughly three months until the December 18 release.
- An independent tracker reported earlier that the film had already crossed $40 million in U.S. pre-sales at the 100‑day mark, establishing fast early momentum before Disney’s announcement.
- Disney says about 70% of tickets sold so far are for Infinity Vision, its proprietary premium large-format certification created to guide viewers to premium screens outside of IMAX.
- Some U.S. exhibitors list limited advance screenings for December 16–17 ahead of the official December 18 opening, a move that could boost early box office receipts and word-of-mouth.
- Industry estimates put Doomsday’s North American opening weekend in the roughly $260–$300 million range, but final results will depend on audience reception, how advance screenings are distributed, and competition over screens during the holiday window.