Disney+ has added more than 60 3D movies to Meta Quest headsets, giving subscribers a new way to watch films in virtual reality. The updated app, now available through the Meta Horizon Store, also brings immersive virtual environments based on popular Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars titles.
The update follows Meta’s announcement at Meta Connect in September, where the company outlined plans to expand 3D and virtual reality entertainment experiences on its Quest platform.
The updated Disney+ app offers access to more than 60 3D films, including Toy Story 5, Avatar: Fire and Ash, The Avengers and Black Panther. Subscribers can watch these titles as part of their existing Disney+ subscription, without paying an additional fee for the 3D versions.
The experience also supports Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision for compatible content. However, Disney and Meta have clarified that 3D playback and these audio-visual formats may vary by region and subscription plan.
The feature is available on Meta Quest headsets, with Disney specifying Quest 3 and Quest 3S availability in select countries.
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The refreshed app also introduces virtual viewing environments inspired by familiar locations from Disney-owned franchises. These include Tatooine from Star Wars, the Scare Floor from Monsters, Inc., and Avengers Tower.
The environments allow viewers to stream films and shows while sitting in virtual spaces inspired by the titles they are watching.
Meta’s upcoming VR Glasses are also expected to expand Disney+’s immersive viewing options. Scheduled to arrive in spring 2027, the glasses will support IMAX Enhanced movies on Disney+, including Avengers: Endgame, Lightyear and Tron: Ares.
Meanwhile, Meta has started listing 3D movies for purchase or rental through its TV app, according to UploadVR. A dataminer has also reportedly discovered a page suggesting that 3D movies could eventually become part of the Horizon+ subscription service, which may be renamed Meta VR+.
The latest update signals Meta and Disney’s growing push to make virtual reality a platform for film and television viewing, beyond gaming.