North American box office: "Jurassic World" earned US$205 million in the first week of its release in North America, and the North American box office exceeded US$300 million in 8 days after the release, breaking the 9-day record of "Avengers". Leading the North American box office for four consecutive weeks, 24 days of release, and a cumulative total of US$558 million in box office sales in North America. On July 19, 2015, it broke through 600 million U.S. dollars and became the fourth film in North American film history to exceed 600 million U.S. dollars. The final box office in North America totaled US$652 million.
Mainland box office: "Jurassic World" hit 614 million in the first five days in the Mainland. It was released for 5 weeks and received a total of 1.42 billion box office, surpassing "Avatar" to become the fourth highest film in mainland film history.
