What was the domestic opening weekend gross of Frozen II in millions?

Frozen II earned a domestic opening weekend of $130.3 million. In box-office terminology, “domestic” refers to the United States and Canada, while “opening weekend” covers the film’s first Friday-through-Sunday frame.

The sequel opened in North America on November 22, 2019, in 4,440 theaters. Its first-day total was $41.8 million, including $8.5 million from Thursday-night previews. Those preview screenings are commonly reported as part of the opening-day figure, but the weekend total is a separate measurement.

Frozen II’s debut was a major result for Disney Animation and ranked among the strongest openings for an animated film at the time. The film benefited from the popularity of the original Frozen, the returning cast, the songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, and its release just before the Thanksgiving holiday period.

A frequent source of confusion is the difference between the rounded figure and the reported total. Headlines often describe the result as “$130 million,” while detailed box-office tables give $130.3 million. Both refer to the same domestic opening weekend, but the quiz’s more precise figure is the better answer.