March/April seems like the best bet. It seem logical they want to time this to finish streaming right before Multiverse of the Madness comes out on May 6. So perhaps premiere on March 18, runs to April 22, then the behind-the-scenes episode on April 29.

I just can't believe we're only a few months away and still don't have a date, we have one for strange, which comes after, soooooo....where is it Feige?

It has to premiere before June and so does She-Hulk. Because Ms. Marvel has a summer 2022 release and summer starts in June.

Oh, nice one there

Thanks

@SSBFan33 That is if they actually want to have a trailer for this that far out. Remember, we didn’t get a full trailer for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier or What If…? until about a week prior to the releases of each (excluding teasers from Disney Investors Day).

@Zecharya Greiniman The release dates for the same shows I mentioned above, as well as Loki, were not given until two weeks or so prior to their release.

Yeah but I think release date would be nice sooner rather than later so we at least know when it comes out. All I know is both Moon Knight and She-Hulk have to debut before June because Ms. Marvel has a summer 2022 release. Plus they all have a smaller teaser already so they have footage.

I’m thinking that Moon Knight will drop a trailer during the Super Bowl 2022 and then the release date of Moon Knight on Disney+

I don't see why not.

@Nathanial Higgins Correction: While Loki tweaked its release date twice ("May" then "June 11" then "June 9"), indeed tweaking its date close to release, its original month announcement (which was only slightly wrong) was in December, 5 months out from the intended date.

In terms of when the shows had at minimum their month of release announced (some skipped straight to date, some announced the month first then the exact date a bit later):

• The Falcon and The Winter Soldier initially had its month (August 2020) announced about 6.3 months out from intended release.

• WandaVision initially had its month (December 2020) announced 10.5 months out from intended release.

• Loki initially had its month (May 2021) announced 5.6 months out from intended release.

• What If...? had its date announced 2.3 months out from release.

• Hawkeye had its date announced 3.9 months out from release.

So it would be a bit weird for the show to be less than 2 months away and for us to have no idea of even the release month.