The fifth installment in the Pixar series, Toy Story 5, debuted with $160 million in domestic ticket sales, according to studio estimates. This easily sets a new franchise record and notches the biggest opening weekend of the year.

Box Office Success

Launching 31 years after the original Toy Story first landed in theaters, Toy Story 5 far surpassed the previous series-best debut: $120 million for Toy Story 4 in 2019. Internationally, it was just as successful, with $152 million in opening-weekend sales, for a worldwide haul of $312 million.

The Toy Story franchise is one of the most profitable for The Walt Disney Co. Before Toy Story 5 launched, the movies had collectively grossed more than $3 billion, while also pulling in billions from merchandising.

Summer Box Office

With Toy Story 5 and other successful films driving sales, the summer box office is up 15% from the 2025 summer, according to Rentrak. More impressively, summer ticket sales are nearly equal to the 2019 summer at the same point, not accounting for inflation.

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