Updated: Yee Haw! "Toy Story 5" Passes $200 Million Mark Domestically After Biggest Domestic Opening Day in Nearly 2 Years
There's millions of dollars in Disney's boot!
Toy Story 5 has reached infinity, but not quite beyond at the box office after its opening day.
UPDATE - June 24, 2026:
- Toy Story 5's box-office earnings have now been updated once again with the biggest Tuesday of 2026 (surpassing The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's previous record), earning $23.7 million domestically yesterday alone.
- The Disney/Pixar sequel has now passed the $200 million mark domestically.
- According to Deadline, that about matches the amount of time it took Pixar's Inside Out 2 and Disney Animation Studios' Moana 2 to reach the same milestone.
UPDATE – June 23, 2026:
- Even Mondays aren't immune from the juggernaut that is Toy Story 5, with the film bringing in $17.3 million at the domestic box office, according to Deadline.
- That equals the best Monday so far for the 2026 box office, ahead of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie in April at $16.8 million.
- This also puts Toy Story 5 over Disney's previous title holder for the year, The Mandalorian and Grogu, which did $16.4 million.
- So far, the cumulative total for Toy Story 5 is $177 million in the U.S. and Canada.
UPDATE – June 22, 2026:
- Toy Story 5 continued to have an impressive opening weekend at the box office, with Deadline reporting that the film earned $160 million – the best opening for any movie this year.
- This marks the second best opening weekend for an animated film ever, behind Pixar's own Incredibles 2 from 2018.
- Worldwide, Toy Story 5 brought in $312 million over the weekend.
What’s Happening:
- Woody, Jessie, Buzz, and the rest of the toy box are back for a fifth theatrical adventure you won’t wanna miss!
- And audiences around the world agreed with that sentiment, as Deadline reports some impressive box office numbers for the Pixar film.
- Including previews, Toy Story 5 landed $71 million in the toy box during its opening Friday domestically, the biggest previews/Friday opening of any film since 2024’s Deadpool & Wolverine ($96 million).
- It also ALMOST took the title for best first day for an animated feature, but fell $200K short of 2018’s Incredibles 2.
- Toy Story 5 is expected to bring in $160-170 million in its opening weekend in the US, which would also land it the title as the second best 3-day opening for an animated feature, sitting behind Incredibles 2’s $182.6 million.
- At the global box office, Deadline also reports that Toy Story 5 isn’t here to play, bringing in an additional $58.3 million.
- This brings the global previews/Friday total to $129.3 million, which is looking to beat the projected $275 million global prediction.
- Released yesterday, June 19th, Toy Story 5 sees Jessie, Woody, Buzz, and the rest of the gang face off against their biggest threat yet: technology.
- Conan O’Brien takes on the role of Smarty Pants, a toy created to help with potty-training.
- Tim Allen is back as Buzz, Tom Hanks lassos his way back to Woody, Joan Cusack returns on horseback as Jessie, and Tony Hale returns as Forky.
- Check out Toy Story 5 in theaters now!
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