Christmas at the Kringles Opens to $675,000 and $369 Per-Screen Average
The holiday comedy debuted in 1,825 domestic theaters with a 0% critics score on Rotten Tomatoes and finished at No. 17.
Christmas at the Kringles opened in 1,825 domestic theaters over the weekend beginning October 30, 2026, earning a three-day domestic total of $675,000, according to screenrant.com. The film's opening per-screen average came in at $369.
That $369 figure ranks 132nd lowest of all time domestically on Box Office Mojo's Top 200 chart, and it stands as the eighth-lowest debut per-screen average among 2026 new releases.
The film debuted at No. 17 at the domestic box office, one spot above Breeder at No. 23. On Rotten Tomatoes, Christmas at the Kringles held a 0% critics score and a 40% verified audience Popcornmeter score at the time of writing.
Breeder opened the same weekend in 777 theaters, earning a $271 per-screen average, while Night Patrol took a $312 per-screen average in 800 theaters. Halloween fell on a Saturday in 2026, which the report cites as a factor keeping audiences from theaters.
Elsewhere on the chart, Clayface hit No. 2 in its sophomore weekend, and Resident Evil rose from No. 11 to No. 9 in its seventh weekend.
Quick answers
How much did Christmas at the Kringles make in its opening weekend?
It earned a three-day domestic total of $675,000 from 1,825 theaters.
What was the film's per-screen average?
Its opening per-screen average was $369, the 132nd lowest of all time domestically on Box Office Mojo's Top 200 chart.
Where did Christmas at the Kringles rank at the box office?
It debuted at No. 17 domestically, one spot above Breeder at No. 23.