Is your super power the ability to stay awake through 11 straight Marvel Avengers movies? Then AMC Theatres has a challenge for you! From Wednesday, April 29th at 6pm to 9:30pm on April 30th, you’ll watch 11 super hero-sized movies in just over 26 hours.
If you take the challenge and you’ll take home an exclusive Marvel’s Avengers: Age of Ultron collector’s pin and a limited edition print! Complete the challenge and they’ll give you a medal. Yes, really.
Plus, AMC Stubs members will get $10 Bonus Bucks loaded onto their card tickets are purchased in advance. Use it for event day snacks during our mega-marathon of these incredible movies:
6:00pm IRON MAN
8:25pm THE INCREDIBLE HULK
10:35pm IRON MAN 2
1:00am THOR
3:10am CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER
5:30am THE AVENGERS
8:48am IRON MAN 3
11:15am THOR: THE DARK WORLD
1:45pm CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER
4:20pm GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY
7:00pm AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON
As part of the ultimate movie marathon, you’ll be one of the first to see the premiere of the latest movie in stunning RealD 3D.
Participating theaters include
Kansas City: AMC Studio 28
New York: Lincoln Square 13
Anaheim: Downtown Disney 12
Orlando: Downtown Disney 24
If you don’t think 26+ hours of straight movie watching is your thing, there’s a two movie version that starts on April 30th. Details on both events at AMCTheatres.com/Avengers.
Are you up to the challenge?
I am so ready for this!! I live in chicago and hope they have it here too. This is Epic, ive done the previous Avengers marathons and they were awesome.
I too am hoping for a Chicago area theater.
Pingback: LINCOLN HALF MARATHON 2015
I will like to know how I get tickets I tryed to go to the link and get the tickets but the teaters do not have the times yet??? do not want ot miss this
My 15-year-old and I have our tickets to the New York: Lincoln Square 13 event and can’t wait! We went to the Iron Man 3 marathon event (I still have my lovely parting gifts, my 3-D glasses and Arc reactor medallion on my dresser!) and can’t wait for this one!
SO who do we start a petition with to get more theaters to do this event? 8 theaters across the nation?! C’mon!
Comments are closed.