What was Toy Story 5's worldwide opening weekend gross?

Toy Story 5's worldwide opening weekend gross was $310.2 million.

The total combined $159.7 million from the United States and Canada with $150.5 million from international markets. Its $71 million domestic first day included $17.5 million from Thursday previews, helping signal a major return for Pixar's flagship franchise.

The opening became the biggest worldwide debut in the Toy Story series and Pixar's largest opening weekend at the time. It also surpassed Toy Story 4's $244.5 million global opening and Inside Out 2's $294.2 million debut. Those two figures are the likeliest source of confusion because both films were major Pixar releases and appear alongside Toy Story 5 in comparisons.

Toy Story 5 was directed by Andrew Stanton, who had co-written the earlier Toy Story films. The story shifts the franchise's central conflict toward children's growing dependence on touchscreen technology, represented by Bonnie's new tablet-like toy, Lilypad. That theme helped distinguish the fifth film while retaining returning characters such as Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie.