Zootopia 2 North America Box Office Day 19(Photo Credit –YouTube)
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Zootopia 2 remains strong at the domestic box office, surpassing a significant milestone during this three-day weekend. The animated sequel missed the domestic haul of How To Train Your Dragon by a narrow margin this weekend. It is edging closer to becoming one of the top 5 highest-grossing films of 2025. Keep scrolling for more.
The film has also surpassed the domestic haul of Mufasa: The Lion King this weekend. It has achieved a rank in the all-time top 160 highest-grossing films list in North America. The Zootopia sequel has crossed the domestic hauls of Star Trek and Despicable Me as well.
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Zootopia 2’s box office collection on its 3rd weekend in North America
According to the latest report on Box Office Mojo, Zootopia 2 collected $26.3 million at the domestic box office on its third three-day weekend. It has recorded the 2nd biggest post-Thanksgiving second weekend ever in North America, declining by 38.5% only from last weekend. It has earned lower than Zootopia’s $37.2 million third weekend haul. With that, the film crossed $250 million, and its domestic total stands at $258.9 million cume.
Surpasses the domestic haul of Mufasa: The Lion King
Mufasa: The Lion King was released around Christmas last year, and despite a slow start, it became one of the top grossers. Domestically, Mufasa: The Lion King collected $254.5 million, and it was the #157 highest-grossing film ever in North America. Besides Mufasa, the Zootopia sequel has also surpassed The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug and a few more to become the #151 highest-grossing film ever at the domestic box office. It will soon surpass Captain America: The Winter Soldier and break into the all-time top 150.
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Zootopia 2 is also set to surpass the $262.9 million domestic haul of How to Train Your Dragon, becoming the 8th highest-grossing film of 2025. It is currently the 9th highest-grossing film of the year. The animated sequel is tracking to earn between $370million and $400 million in its theatrical run in North America.
