Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S owners can now stream selected Disney+ films in 3D and use virtual viewing environments. The additions became available on November 10, 2026, for subscribers in selected countries, according to Disney's announcement.
The virtual settings draw on worlds including Marvel Studios, Star Wars and Pixar. Subscribers can watch movies within those environments on the supported Quest headsets, bringing Disney settings into the surroundings of the viewing experience as well as offering selected films with 3D playback.
Access requires a Disney+ subscription, and the app is available to download through the Meta Horizon Store. For subscribers with a bundle, the Quest version of the Disney+ app also provides access to Hulu programming, alongside the Disney+ viewing features described in the announcement.
Premium subscribers can also watch selected programming with Dolby Vision picture and Dolby Atmos audio on Quest. Availability depends on the region and subscription plan for all three formats: 3D, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos. A title featured in the announcement may therefore lack those playback formats in a subscriber's country.
Meta VR Glasses are next in line for Disney+ 3D playback. Disney says that experience will reach the glasses in selected countries at their spring 2027 launch. The announced expansion follows the availability of 3D movies for Disney+ subscribers using Meta Quest 3 or Meta Quest 3S.
The glasses will also support Disney+ content in IMAX Enhanced when they arrive. Disney describes Meta VR Glasses as the first VR device certified for IMAX Enhanced, adding that format to the viewing options announced for the upcoming hardware.
