Zootopia 2 is racing ahead on Disney+, hopping to 32M views globally in its first seven days, making it the #1 film on Disney+ during its premiere week. Its arrival on service builds on the enduring popularity of the franchise: together, Zootopia, Zootopia+, and Zootopia 2 have been streamed over 885 million hours globally to date.

The film’s strong debut on Disney+ follows in its huge theatrical pawprint. It shattered box office records, becoming the highest-grossing animated Motion Picture Association (MPA) release of all time with $1.9 billion worldwide, ranking as the eighth highest-grossing film ever. The sequel’s success continues the legacy of the original Zootopia, which captivated fans around the globe and won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film in 2017.

The world of Zootopia has expanded beyond the screen as well. In 2023, the Shanghai Disney Resort opened the first Zootopia-themed land, introducing guests to the Mammalian Metropolis and bringing the beloved animal residents of the film to life. Its signature attraction, Zootopia: Hot Pursuit, is the highest-rated attraction at Shanghai Disneyland, with one in four guests stating they came to the park specifically for the land. Leveraging cutting-edge technology, the park also rapidly integrated new content inspired by Zootopia 2, debuting the film’s latest Gazelle song with one of the newest Audio-Animatronics just weeks after the film’s theatrical release. Plus, guests go wild for the food too – over 4.8M Disney Zootopia Pawpsicles (480 tons of ice cream!) have been sold to date.

The animated feature has also sparked strong fan engagement across consumer products and global retail, igniting viral demand for collectibles, blind boxes, and collaborations with brands such as Pop Mart, Miniso, Tony Moly, and Uniqlo. On DisneyStore.com, the iconic Zootopia carrot pen sold out twice – once at launch and again after restocking.

Fans can jump into the action with Judy and Nick and watch every adventure in the Zootopia Collection on service.

Join the fun and rewatch the wild, witty and award-winning Zootopia 2 when the film hops onto Disney+ March 11, 2026.
 
Rookie cops Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde team up for a hiss-terical undercover escapade, taking audiences deep into hidden corners of the animal metropolis. In the real world, Zootopia 2 received the BAFTA Award for Best Animated Feature, and has shattered box office records, becoming the highest-grossing animated Motion Picture Association (MPA) release of all time with $1.85 billion worldwide, ranking as the eighth highest-grossing film ever. The film also marks the fifth title from Walt Disney Animation Studios to surpass $1 billion globally – a landmark achievement in the studio’s storied history. That success is matched by overwhelming audience and critical acclaim, including a Rotten Tomatoes® 96% Verified Hot Audience Score and an A CinemaScore®.
 
Now an Academy Award® nominee, Zootopia 2, is an outstanding cinematic experience, celebrated for its humour, heart, and world-class animation. Beyond its stunning visuals, the film delivers a dynamic musical experience, featuring the new single “Zoo,” performed by Shakira, and a sweeping original score by Michael Giacchino.
 
The addition of Zootopia 2 to Disney+ builds on the success of the franchise, including Zootopia and Zootopia+, which together have been streamed over 805 million hours globally to date. Fans can jump into the action with Judy and Nick and watch every adventure in the Zootopia Collection on service.
 
Film Synopsis
In Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Zootopia 2, rookie cops Judy Hopps (voiced by Ginnifer Goodwin) and Nick Wilde (voiced by Jason Bateman) find themselves on the twisting trail of a great mystery when Gary De’Snake (voiced by Academy Award® winner Ke Huy Quan) arrives in Zootopia and turns the animal metropolis upside down. To crack the case, Judy and Nick must go undercover to unexpected new parts of town, where their growing partnership is tested like never before.
 

SEND HELP gets all the assistance of moviegoers at the Box Office, taking top spot in its debut with $18 million from 3,475 theatres for 20th Century Studios. This latest effort from Sam Raimi, starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien, gets 94% on the Tomatometer. Review here.

Second is IRON LUNG with $15 million from 3,015 theatres for Piece of Magic Entertainment. This Sci-Fi Horror is based on the popular Video Game of the same name, and gets 50% on the Tomatometer.

Third is MELANIA with $8 million from 1,778 theatres for Amazon MGM Studios. The First Lady documentary gets 19% on the Tomatometer.

ZOOTOPIA2 gets fourth with $5.8 million for Disney, a total $408 million grossed domestically over ten weekends.

AVATAR: FIRE & ASH rounds things out with $5 million, a tally of $385.6 million over seven weekends for 20th Century Studios.

We finally have a new film atop the North American Box Office and it is MERCY! Starring Chris Pratt and Rebecca Ferguson, the Amazon MGM release prevails as a snowstorm sweeps many parts of the continent, earning $12.6 million from 3,468 theatres. Despite its starpower, it gets only 20% on the Tomatometer.

Second goes to five-week champ AVATAR: FIRE & ASH, with $7 million for 20th Century Studios. It has grossed $378 domestically thus far over six weekends.

ZOOTOPIA 2 gets $5.9 million for Disney, taking it to $401 million over nine weekends.

Fourth belongs to THE HOUSEMAID, with $4.6 million, taking it to $115 million for Lionsgate/Cineplex Pictures.

28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE takes fifth with $4.2 million from 3,506 theatres for Sony Pictures, a two week run of $21.3 million.

AVATAR: FIRE & ASH hangs-on a fifth week atop the Box Office with $14.4 million from 3,300 theatres for 20th Century Studios. Over five weekends, it has grossed $367 million domestically.

Debuting in second is 28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE with $13.2 million from 3,506 theatres for Sony Pictures. Biggest franchise opening still belongs to 2015’s 28 YEARS LATER with $30 million. This installment gets a fantastic 94% on the Tomatometer. Review here.

Third goes to ZOOTOPIA 2 with $9.5 million, a total $393 million earned to date in North America for Disney.

In fourth is THE HOUSEMAID with $8.7 million, a tally of $109 million over five weekends for Lionsgate/Cineplex Pictures.

MARTY SUPREME rounds things out with $5.7 million for A24/Elevation Pictures, a stellar total $81 million for this indie flick.

AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH remains atop the Box Office again this weekend with $24 million from 3,700 theatres for 20th Century Studios. Domestically, this takes it to $345.2 million over four weekends.

THE HOUSEMAID still continues to go strong in second with $14 million from 3,123 theatres for Cineplex Pictures/Lionsgate, a total $94.6 million grossed over four weekends.

PRIMATE debuts in third with $10.5 million from 2,964 theatres for Paramount Pictures, getting 77% on the Tomatometer.

GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION debuts in fourth with $10 million, getting 55% on the Tomatometer. Its 2020 predecessor was impacted by the Pandemic in its release pattern, so this is a bit of justice for it.

ZOOTOPIA 2 rounds things out taking $9.7 million for Disney, a tally of $378.7 million grossed in North America over seven weekends.

AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH dominates a third straight weekend, taking $36 million from 3,835 theatres for 20th Century Studios. This makes for a three-week total of $302 million domestically.

ZOOTOPIA 2 continues to go strong in second with $18 million, taking it to $362.6 million in its sixth frame for Disney.

THE HOUSEMAID continues well, to take $13.8 million in its third weekend for Lionsgate/Cineplex Pictures, taking it to $76 million domestically.

Fourth up is MARTY SUPREME, with $11.7 million for A24, a tally of $55.1 million over three weekends (two of which were in wide release).

ANACONDA takes $9.2 million in fifth for Sony Pictures, in its second weekend out, a total $45 million grossed.

AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH takes the top spot a second straight week, leading to and coming out of Christmas holiday weekend. It gets $60 million this weekend for 20th Century Studios, a tally of $213.7 million over both frames.

ZOOTOPIA 2 gets second spot with $20 million for Disney, a total $321.3 million over five weekends.

Third goes to MARTY SUPREME with $17 million from 2,668 theatres for A24/Elevation Pictures. The Timothée Chalamet Oscar vehicle gets a remarkable 95% on the Tomatometer, for Director Josh Safdie.

THE HOUSEMAID finds itself in second week two with $14.7 million, a total $45.8 for Lionsgate/Cineplex Pictures.

ANACONDA rounds things out with $14.4 million for Sony Pictures, a total of $22 since its mid-week opening. This gets 51% on the Tomatometer.

AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH debuts on-top as we head into Christmas week, taking $85 million from 3,800 theatres for 20th Century Studios. It gets 67% on the Tomatometer. By contrast, 2022’s AVATAR: WAY OF WATER holds the highest opening weekend for the Franchise, with $134 million.

Faith film DAVID opens in second with $25 million from 3,118 theatres for Angel Studios, getting 67% on the Tomatometer.

Debuting in third is THE HOUSEMAID with $21 million from 3,015 theatres for Lionsgate/Cineplex Pictures. It gets 76% on the Tomatometer.

THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SEARCH OF SQUAREPANTS opens in fourth with $17 million from 3,557 theatres for Paramount Pictures, getting 87% on the Tomatometer. 2015’s THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE: SPONGE OUT OF WATER still has the highest opening for the Franchise, with $55 million back in 2015.

ZOOTOPIA 2 rounds this Top Five out with $15.1 million, a four week total of $283 million for Disney.

ZOOTOPIA 2 rises to the top again in its third week, taking $26 million from 3,835 theatres for Disney. It has grossed $258.6 million to date.

FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S 2 after debuting in #1, comes through with $20 million for Universal Pictures, a two week tally of $95.9 million.

WICKED: FOR GOOD is in third with $8.3 million for Universal Pictures, a four-week run of $311.8 million.

DHURANDHAR opens in fourth with $3.5 million, a two week total of $7.9 million for Moviegoers Entertainment.

NOW YOU SEE ME: NOW YOU DON’T rounds this Top Five with $2.4 milliom for Lionsgate/Cineplex Pictures.