PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie has started its journey into theaters around the world. Here's how the third
PAW Patrol film is doing at the box office globally! (Latest updates towards the top)
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Sunday, August 30, 2026:
- 8. PAW Patrol: Dino Movie (Par) 3,110 (-499) theaters Fri $1.1M (-46%), Sat $2.2M Sun $1.5M 3-day $4.87M (-47%), Total $43.3M/Wk 3
Saturday, August 29, 2026:
- 6. Paw Patrol: Dino Movie (Par) 3,110 (-499) theaters Fri $1.1M (-46%), 3-day $4.8M (-48%), Total $43.2M/Wk 3
Friday, August 28, 2026:
- 4. PAW Patrol: Dino Movie (Par) 3,609 theaters, Wk $12.12M (-54%), Total $38.4M/Wk 2
Sunday, August 23, 2026:
In its second week in theaters, PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie has
kept its fourth place spot at the Box Office:
- 4. Paw Patrol: Dino Movie (Par) 3,609 (+64) theaters, Fri $2.1M (-72%) Sat $4.1M Sun $2.87M 3-day $9.1M (-55%), Total $35.4M/Wk 2
Sunday, August 16, 2026:
PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie opened in fourth place in the Box Office charts, and has so far made $20.5M.
- 4. Paw Patrol: Dino Movie (Par) 3,545 theaters, Fri $7.35M Sat $7.35N Sun $5.8M 3-day $20.5M/Wk 1
Paramount/Spin Master’s PG-rated Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie overperformed at $20.5M and Warner Bros/Bad Robot’s The End of Oak Street came right around where NRG predicted at $21M.
That’s the second best opening in the Paw Patrol franchise after 2023’s Paw Patrol: The Mighty which debuted to $22.7M. Dino Movie received a second solid A for Paw Patrol after The Mighty. The 2021 Paw Patrol movie received an A- (puppies can’t always be perfect). Dino Movie also had a good 63% definite recommend for Dino Movie in Rentrak/Screen Engine PostTrak exits. The Mighty did a 2.87x multiple off its opening ending its U.S./Canada run at $65.3M. Dino Movie over performed in the South, South Central and Midwest with great playability in the middle of the country.
Typically, some of these kid franchises run a five-to-seven lifecycle before fading, but the preschool puppy IP has been strong for 13 years (this being Paramount’s third feature film with Spin Master) with renewed engagement on TV and streaming, merchandise sales, and live events. Jennifer Dodge, Paramount’s President of Animation, is behind this. She worked previously at Paw Patrol studio Spin Master, building out its entertainment division, and overseeing the franchise’s evolution from creative to toy line to now.
Paw Patrol: Dino Movie is more family friendly than End of Oak Street (hello, it’s about a family and they’re chased by dinosaurs, just like in Jurassic World), pulling in 50% parents, 36% kids under 12 and 14% general audiences.
Per PostTrak, Oak Street‘s inhabitants were 10% kids under 12 with 17% family adult. Diversity demos on Dino Movie was 43% Caucasian, 29% Latino and Hispanic, 14% Black, 8% Native American and other, and 6% Asian American.
The End of Oak Street landed a B CinemaScore, which is just under the B+ of August Warner PG-13 hit The Meg which debuted to $45.4M. Oak Street was tracking heavy with women because of the Anne Hathaway factor, but women over 25 were the second biggest to attend at 28% after men over 25 at 45%, followed by men under 25 at 14% and women under 25 at 13%. A meh 51% definite recommend overall for Oak Street. Diversity demos were 48% Caucasian, 24% Latino and Hispanic, 13% Black, 10% Asian American and 5% Native American and other.
Paw Patrol Dino Movie has no PLFs, while Oak Street has a mix of Imax and PLFs accounting for close to 15% of the weekend. Of that Imax repped close to 7% of the Hathaway-McGregor pic’s frame.
For Dino Movie, the highest grossing theater is the Cinemark in North Canton, Ohio with just over $24K through Saturday. Oak Street‘s biggest house is the AMC in Burbank, CA with close to $80K.
Saturday, August 15, 2026:
Per Deadline:
At a time when everyone is going back to school (K-12 were 51% off yesterday), the family audience is split this weekend, with some going to Spider-Man, and others going to one of two dinosaur movies: Paramount/Spin Master’s PG-rated Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie, which looks like it’s overperforming at $20M or Warner Bros/Bad Robot’sThe End of Oak Street which believes it has a path to $20M (though some saw it’s under that). The pre-schooler Dino Movie settled for $7.35M on Friday at 3,545 theaters and an A CinemaScore, while The End of Oak Street, was $8.1M at 3,446 sites after a B CinemaScore (that’s just under the B+ of August Warner PG-13 hit The Meg which debuted to $45.4M).
It’s the second solid A for Paw Patrol after 2023’s The Mighty sequel. The 2021 Paw Patrol movie received an A- (puppies can’t always be perfect). A good 63% definite recommend for Dino Movie in Rentrak/Screen Engine PostTrak exits.
Paw Patrol: Dino Movie is more family friendly than End of Oak Street (hello, it’s about a family and they’re chased by dinosaurs, just like in Jurassic World), pulling in 50% parents, 36% kids under 12 and 14% general audiences. Per PostTrak, Oak Street‘s inhabitants were 10% kids under 12 with 17% family adult. Diversity demos on Dino Movie was 43% Caucasian, 29% Latino and Hispanic, 14% Black, 8% Native American and other, and 6% Asian American.
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Paw Patrol Dino Movie has no PLFs, while Oak Street has a mix of Imax and PLFs accounting for close to 15% of the weekend.
For Dino Movie, the highest grossing theater is the Cinemark in North Canton, Ohio with just over $15K. Oak Street‘s biggest house is the AMC in Tustin, CA with just over $17k.
Friday, August 14, 2026:
Paramount and Spin Master’s Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie had previews of $1.9M stateside at 2,800 theaters. The pic bowed in 30 territories last weekend including France, UK and Germany with a running cume that’s now at $35.4M. The domestic outlook is mid-to-high teens. The previous installment, 2023’s Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie didn’t have Thursday night previews, but posted a first Friday of $6.8M and 3-day of $22.7M.
Wednesday, August 12, 2026:
Paramount and Spin Master have PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie, which will pull in toddlers and moms. It’s already banked $25M overseas from 30 territories and should do in the mid- to high-teens this weekend at 3,500 sites. It’s always about the tail with these movies on Paramount+ and in regards to the Melrose lot’s co-share on merchandise money. There was already a Saturday preview that will be rolled into Thursday previews, which start at 2 p.m.. The last film in the franchise, 2023’s PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie owns the best domestic franchise debut with $22.7M, which legged out to $65.3M. Since Paramount has had theatrical on the franchise it has grossed more than $374M worldwide from two movies including 2021’s PAW Patrol: The Movie.
Tuesday, August 11, 2026:
Per
Deadline, PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie opened in third place at the global box office, with a $23M weekend and a $25M foreign B.O. running cume from 30 territories, a 75% foreign footprint. The pic opens Friday in the U.S./Canada in addition to 22 more territories, with another 12 markets to follow thereafter.
Pic’s top 10 highest openings included: China at No. 7 grossing $5.5M at 10,830 locations, France No. 3 grossing $4.5M including paid previews at 734 locations, UK with $2.2M in No. 3 with paid previews at 620 sites, Germany No. 3 with $2.2M and paid previews and at 593 theaters, Poland saw a No. 2 bow with $1.3M at 295 locations including previews, Spain opened No. 3 grossing $745,000 at 361 locations, Netherlands saw a No. 3 opening but with $615K including previews at 133 locations, Denmark No. 3 with $504K plus previews at 115 sites, Norway No. 3 with $431K at 118 theaters, and Sweden notched third with $396K including previews at 112 locations.
Paramount Animation and Spin Master Entertainment Present
A Spin Master Entertainment Production
“PAW PATROL: THE DINO MOVIE”
Executive Producer
Ronnen Harary
Produced by
Jennifer Dodge, p.g.a., Laura Clunie, p.g.a., Toni Stevens, p.g.a.
Based on the Television Series Created by
Keith Chapman
Written by
Cal Brunker & Bob Barlen
Directed by
Cal Brunker
Cast:
Carter Young, Mckenna Grace, Terry Crews, Meredith MacNeill, Ron Pardo, Jennifer Hudson, Hayden Chemberlen, Fortune Feimster, Jameela Jamil, Rain Janjua, Bill Nye, Paris Hilton, Lucien Duncan-Reid, William Desrosiers, Nylan Parthipan, and Snoop Dogg, introducing Henry Bolan
Synopsis:
After their ship gets caught in a mysterious storm, the PAW Patrol pups crash land on an uncharted tropical island filled with dinosaurs. They meet Rex, a pup who has been stranded on the island for years and has become an expert in all things dino-related. When the PAW Patrol's archrival, Mayor Humdinger, begins recklessly mining in hopes of exploiting the island for its natural resources, he inadvertently causes a huge, dormant volcano to erupt. The PAW Patrol pups are thrown into a series of high-stakes, dino-sized rescues bigger than anything they've done before, as they must stop Humdinger before everything on the island goes extinct.
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Originally published: August 11, 2026.
