‘Toy Story 5’ Tops $200M U.S. in Fifth Day, Posts Best Tuesday of 2026 With $23.7M+

Disney and Pixar’s “Toy Story 5” has crossed $200 million in U.S. domestic box office receipts in its first five days, according to Deadline’s daily theater tracking, as the movie also posted what the trade publication described as the best Tuesday of 2026 up to that point.

In the Tuesday estimates reported by Deadline, “Toy Story 5” earned $23.7 million, a performance that pushed the film past the domestic $200 million mark within the span of its release’s first week. Deadline characterized the Tuesday result as the highest-grossing Tuesday of 2026 year-to-date.

Deadline also noted that, post-pandemic, the timeline for reaching $200 million domestically for “Toy Story 5” matches the point in theatrical runs used as recent comparators. The trade cited similar pacing for Disney Animation’s “Moana 2,” and said the time to the $200 million domestic milestone for “Toy Story 5” mirrors that of Pixar’s “Inside Out 2,” which was reported to have taken the same span to reach that threshold.

The “Toy Story 5” update comes as the film continues its early run following its release, with exhibitors and distributors typically watching weekday holds and incremental gains to gauge longer-term trajectory. Tuesday grosses are often treated as a sign of whether family audiences are returning consistently after initial launch-weekend momentum.

Deadline’s report placed “Toy Story 5” among Disney Animation and Pixar’s major theatrical performers of the current cycle, highlighting that it reached $200 million domestically in roughly the same window as those prior hits. The trade also described “Moana 2” as having been boosted by the Thanksgiving release period, a factor Deadline referenced when comparing how quickly major Disney animation titles cleared the $200 million domestic benchmark.

No official production, marketing, or staffing figures were included in the Deadline recap. The report focused on U.S. box office totals and the day-by-day reception reflected in Tuesday’s estimated take, alongside the comparison to previous Disney/Pixar and Disney Animation releases that have recently cleared the same domestic revenue milestone.

As theaters update daily and weekend tallies, the next material datapoints for “Toy Story 5” will typically include its upcoming weekend total, its week-over-week hold after the Tuesday surge, and how quickly it moves to the next domestic performance thresholds beyond the $200 million line cited by Deadline.