Key facts
- 'Toy Story 5' debuted with $160 million in U.S. ticket sales.
- The film earned an additional $152 million internationally.
- The worldwide opening weekend total for 'Toy Story 5' was $312 million.
- This debut surpasses the previous franchise record of $120 million set by 'Toy Story 4'.
- 'Toy Story 5' now holds the record for the biggest opening weekend of 2026.
- The film ranks as the second-largest animated opening weekend in history.
Pixar's 'Toy Story 5' has achieved the biggest opening weekend of 2026, earning $160 million domestically and $312 million worldwide. The film shattered franchise records, surpassing the previous best debut of $120 million set by 'Toy Story 4' in 2019.
Launching 31 years after the original 'Toy Story', the fifth installment demonstrates continued audience appetite for the beloved characters. The film's international haul of $152 million contributed to its strong global debut.
'Toy Story 5' ranks as the second-highest animated opening weekend in history, trailing only 'Incredibles 2' with $182.7 million. The movie, which had a production cost of $250 million before marketing, features returning voice actors and is directed by Andrew Stanton. A new song by Taylor Swift is also included in the film.