Regal Moviegoers Get the Chance to Purchase Collectible Tickets with the Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping
Key Highlights
- ➤Collectible tickets launch November 20 at 200 participating Regal theatres nationwide
- ➤First series features 10 designs across nine rarity tiers, including Golden Ticket 1/1
- ➤Regal Crown Club members receive a special 20% discount offer
- ➤PSA will authenticate and grade select rare tickets, including Golden Ticket 1/1
- ➤Hunger Games franchise films have collectively grossed over $3.3 billion worldwide
Expert Statements
Carson Binder, Head of Licensing at Keepsake
“Some nights deserve something you can hold onto”
Carson Binder, Head of Licensing at Keepsake
“A ticket used to be your proof that you were there, and people kept them for years. Working with Lionsgate and Regal, we get to bring that back and add the fun of not knowing what you're going to pull.”
Elizabeth Gruene, VP of TCG and Pop Culture at PSA
“The best innovations in collecting create new reasons for people to participate”
Elizabeth Gruene, VP of TCG and Pop Culture at PSA
“Keepsake is doing exactly that by bringing rarity, discovery, and the excitement of the chase to movie tickets. We’re thrilled to support this new category with the authentication and grading expertise collectors have come to expect from PSA.”
LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / November 10, 2026 / Lionsgate, Regal, PSA, and Keepsake today announced a collectible ticket program for The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping. Beginning November 20, 2026, with the film's theatrical release, the collectible tickets will be available for purchase by moviegoers at 200 participating Regal theatres nationwide. Paper movie tickets used to end up in wallets, shoeboxes, and scrapbooks. People held onto them from first dates, opening nights, and midnight premieres. Once ticketing moved to phones, most of that went away. This program puts a physical ticket back in fans' hands, and they are made to be collected.
"Some nights deserve something you can hold onto," said Carson Binder, Head of Licensing at Keepsake. "A ticket used to be your proof that you were there, and people kept them for years. Working with Lionsgate and Regal, we get to bring that back and add the fun of not knowing what you're going to pull."
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