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The Avengers weren’t prepared for supervillain Thanos and it appears that some online ticket sites weren’t ready for “Avengers: Endgame” because of the rush for the much-awaited superhero movie.
Pre-sale tickets for “Avengers: Endgame“, the latest film from Marvel Studios which opens on April 26, went on sale on Tuesday morning, prompting fans to flock to sites like Fandango and AMC to grab their tickets, reports cnn.com.
But those who logged onto Fandango found themselves in a virtual queue for some theatre chains.
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“You’re now in line for tickets,” a graphic on American ticketing company Fandango’s site read.
The graphic, which pops up after consumers try to buy tickets for certain theatres, says that ticket buyers will automatically be taken to the site when their turn comes. The graphic displays an estimated wait time, which varies from person to person.
Fandango was backed up but was operational, allowing consumers to grab tickets, even though many showtimes for the film’s opening weekend are already sold out.