ET on IMAX and others quietly announced via social media that tickets for “the first IMAX 70mm screenings for one year from now” were now on sale. Sixteen theaters in the U.S., six in Canada, two in the U.

The series star's comments come after The Hollywood Reporter confirmed that the ABC show would not be embarking on a second season, even as the network maintains it hasn't been canceled.

In May, three of the show’s former crew members filed a lawsuit against 20th Television and Disney, accusing assistant prop master Tyler Patton of “unwanted touching” and making “sexual jokes, innuendos, comments, sexual gestures and images.” The lawsuit claimed the studio enabled an “unchecked campaign of sexual harassment for months.”

The cinematic experience is being turned into something like Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour ticket war, as IMAX tickets for Christopher Nolan’s upcoming movie, The Odyssey, are already being resold for insane prices.