Christopher Nolan's Odyssey tickets hit $1,500 as presales glitch
IMAX presales for The Odyssey ran into site problems and a resale frenzy, showing how premium demand can turn ticketing into a stress test.

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IMAX presales for The Odyssey ran into site problems and a resale frenzy, showing how premium demand can turn ticketing into a stress test.
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Demand for Christopher Nolan’s 'The Odyssey' briefly overwhelmed AMC, Fandango, and Regal, showing how event movies can turn ticketing into a stress test.

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