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Disney and Marvel will open domestic Infinity Vision premium-ticket sales for Avengers: Doomsday on July 20, with the film eyed for a 165-minute runtime and a December 18 release. A first full trailer is expected at San Diego Comic-Con, and Marvel is also re-releasing Endgame as Avengers: Endgame Encore on Sept. 25.
AEW Dynamite Beach Break 2026 in Clearwater Beach drew 3,419 tickets (200 Vet Tix), above the year-to-date average of 3,192, with Kenny Omega defeating MJF to win the AEW World Title; Kyle Fletcher won the AEW International Title; Death Riders defeated The Workhorsemen; Willow Nightingale won the Casino Gauntlet to earn an AEW Women’s Title match at Redemption.
Ticket distribution for TNA Slammiversary 2026 in Boston’s Agganis Arena reached 2,976 by 12 p.m. ET, up 148 from the morning, with a get-in price of $41.45. The show airs Sunday, June 28, 2026 at 3 p.m. ET and will be TNA’s first Agganis Arena appearance since 2013; the updated card includes Moose vs. Eddie Edwards (No Surrender) and multiple title and ladder matches.
Ticket sales for AEW’s Dynamite and Collision at the Rio Rancho Events Center show 2,066 distributed on the day of the show, below last year’s 3,103 at the same venue and under the year-to-date average of about 3,207 (including PPVs). Roughly 77 tickets remain on resale, with the cheapest Standard Admission at $33.75. The dual show card includes Konosuke Takeshita vs. Ricochet (International Title), Will Ospreay vs. El Phantasmo, Jon Moxley/Claudio Castagnoli/Wheeler Yuta vs. Mistico/Bandido/Brody King, Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Jack Perry, The Young Bucks vs Bad Dude Tito and Mikey Nicholls, plus Survival of the Fittest qualifiers Queen Aminata vs. Red Velvet and Harley Cameron vs. Marina Shafir. The program is billed as the final Wednesday Dynamite ahead of Forbidden Door, airing 8/7c LIVE on TNT/TBS and HBOMax.
AMC’s early premium-format presales for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey have driven record first-day ticket sales for a major studio this year, led by IMAX, Dolby, and Prime formats, with more than 6 million premium-format tickets still available ahead of the July 17 release.
Actor-musician Kiefer Sutherland canceled the US leg of his Love Will Bring You Home tour due to very low ticket sales, saying it wouldn’t be fair to fans or venues; he plans to tour North America again later and will still perform UK dates ahead of his Grey album release on May 29.
AEW Dynamite in Asheville, North Carolina, is tracking to sell significantly fewer tickets than its 2025 visit, with 2,049 distributed so far versus 3,402 on Jan. 1, 2025; the year-to-date average is around 3,312. The show lineup includes Darby Allin vs. Konosuke Takeshita for the world title, a ten-man tag, Will Ospreay vs. Ace Austin, MJF addressing the Hair vs. Title match, Kevin Knight TNT Title Open Challenge, Triangle of Madness vs. Brawling Birds vs. Hikaru Shida, and the Owen Hart Tournament brackets to be revealed.
AEW Dynamite & Collision head to the North Charleston Coliseum in South Carolina, with about 1,965 of 2,286 tickets allocated and roughly 321 left—well below the arena’s 10,828-seat capacity and well under the yearly Dynamite average. Confirmed tonight are Darby Allin vs. TNT Champion Kevin Knight for the AEW World Championship, Dax Harwood vs Orange Cassidy (with Cassidy able to pick a partner for a future tag title shot if he wins), Mina Shirakawa & Harley Cameron vs Hikaru Shida & Kris Statlander, and Jon Moxley vs Juice Robinson in an AEW Continental Championship Eliminator. The show runs as a three-hour dynamite+collision block tonight.
The Pussycat Dolls canceled nearly all North American dates of their PCD Forever reunion tour after a weak-ticket-sales outlook, while European dates remain on track; the only U.S. appearance is a West Hollywood Pride show in June, and U.S. tickets will be refunded through the original outlets.
AEW Dynamite in Fairfax sold 5,283 tickets, the 2026 record, beating Winnipeg (4,554) and Orlando (4,153) and marking AEW’s strongest US Dynamite gate since Grand Slam at Arthur Ashe Stadium in September 2024. While no Virginia PPV plans are publicly confirmed, the solid gate could push market interest; next events include Double or Nothing in Queens (May 24) and Forbidden Door in San Jose (June 28).
The head of the Royal Ballet and Opera credited Timothée Chalamet’s controversial comments about ballet and opera with generating a massive public reaction that coincided with a jump in ticket sales and strong social-media engagement, while the company clarified its pricing approach isn’t fully dynamic.
Tickets for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics opened to the general public today, but there are no finals swimming tickets in Drop 1; prelims are available only in the top-tier category A, with prelim prices around $1,100, while finals range from about $186 to $1,860. Finals had already sold out in the local LA/OKC presale, and organizers say additional inventory will be released in later drops. If future drops don’t free up swimming sessions, non-locals may need to rely on resale markets due to high demand.
WWE reportedly tapped John Cena to host WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas to help drive ticket demand, with extensive cross- promotion across RAW, SmackDown and other programming. The move signals a business-focused strategy, leveraging Cena’s high visibility as he trends toward a behind-the-scenes role after early retirement, though the exact timeline of the decision isn’t clear.
WWE launched a 25% off sale for both WrestleMania 42 nights, plus Raw, SmackDown and the Hall of Fame, to shore up attendance at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Night 1 ~39,800 tickets and Night 2 ~41,300 are out, about 13.3% behind WrestleMania 41, though organizers expect 50,000+ per night. Secondary market get-in prices sit around $205 for Night 1 and $211 for Night 2. The card includes Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk as the main event, with the Hall of Fame ceremony on April 17 at Dolby Live in Las Vegas.
Melania Trump's documentary reportedly earned about $7 million in its opening weekend, but industry observers and online chatter raise questions about whether the sales reflect actual viewers or were boosted by bulk purchases and free tickets routed to groups. Reports of “blocked” tickets going to senior citizen homes, Republican activists, and other interested parties are cited, along with social-media anecdotes and conservative group promotions. While some claim solid turnout, others warn the numbers may be inflated, highlighting a broader pattern of manufactured hype as discussed in related commentary.