Jurassic World Rebirth Early Tracking Indicates a $165-$185 Million Domestic Opening

With less than 6 weeks until the release of Jurassic World Rebirth, the seventh film in the franchise, we have our first Box Office tracking report of what the domestic opening might look like for the film. The film tracking service Quorum is reporting that their initial domestic opening projections show Rebirth coming in the range of $165-$185 million. Since Rebirth is opening on a Wednesday instead of the traditional Friday that the franchise is accustomed to (outside of Jurassic Park III) this tracking is likely for the 5 day weekend (Wednesday through Sunday). The three day weekend (July 4th through 6th) would likely be in the range of $100 million if these tracking numbers hold.

One other tracking service released their 6 week forecast and is a little less optimistic than Quorum is, Box Office Theory is forecasting a three day weekend of $75 million and a 5-day around $116-$135 million.

Here are the opening domestic box office weekends for the previous installments in the franchise, unadjusted for inflation (all are based on their 3 day openings):

1993 Jurassic Park – $47.03 million

1997 The Lost World: Jurassic Park – $72.13 million

2001 Jurassic Park III – $50.77 million

2015 Jurassic World – $207.44 million

2018 Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – $148.02 million

2022 Jurassic World Dominion – $145.08 million

What are your thoughts on the early tracking numbers for the domestic box office opening weekend? Do you think it is low, high, or right on track? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!