The film had the fourth-highest pre-sale tickets sold on Fandango, and became the top pre-seller for a superhero film and for a film released in February as well as the first quarter of a year.[218] The first 24 hours of ticket pre-sales on the site were the largest for a Marvel film.[219] Black Panther also had the highest number of ticket pre-sales for any superhero film at Alamo Drafthouse Cinema,[220] while out-selling all previous Marvel films at AMC Theatres,[221] and having strong pre-sales at Atom Tickets.[202] Four days before its United States opening, IMAX Entertainment CEO Greg Foster revealed that Black Panther had the most advanced IMAX ticket sales of any Marvel film, which did not appear to have peaked 10 days before opening as with most films; Black Panther, he said, "feels like it's going to peak the day it opens".[222] Fandango's pre-sales ultimately accounted for 30% of the film's United States and Canada opening weekend gross, one of the largest box office shares for any film in Fandango's history.[223]