Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 5 made $17.3 million at the domestic box office on Monday. It is so fantastic that it is the biggest Monday at the 2026 box office to date, surpassing the $16.8 million earned by Super Mario Galaxy Movie's premiere Monday, April 6.


Disney/Lucasfilm's Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu, which brought in $16.4 million on Memorial Day Monday, trailed Toy Story 5. The animated fifthquel, directed by Andrew Stanton, with a four-day running total of $177 million in the United States and Canada.




Disney Entertainment Studios Chairman Alan Bergman said, “Toy Story has been breaking ground since it first hit the screen more than 30 years ago, and it’s wonderful to see Toy Story 5 continuing that tradition and connecting with audiences around the world to deliver the biggest opening for the franchise and the biggest of this year as well. Thanks to all the fans, and congratulations to our filmmakers, Andrew Stanton, Kenna Harris, and Lindsey Collins, and the Pixar team led by Pete Docter and Jim Morris, as well as our fantastic marketing and distribution teams who have helped us reach this milestone debut.”


Toy Story 5‘s Monday also ranked as the fifth best for any June theatrical release following Universal’s Jurassic World ($25.3M, June 15, 2015), Disney/Pixar’s Incredibles 2 ($23.6M, June 18, 2018), Inside Out 2 ($22.4M, June 17, 2024) and Finding Dory ($19.5M, June 20, 2016). Toy Story 5, as you can see, was a the fourth best Monday in June for an animated feature.