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Disney+ is introducing a major new feature for home theatre fans. Thanks to a collaboration with Meta, users of Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets can now watch over 60 films in 3D. The available titles include the biggest hits from Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar. What’s more, the platform has created dedicated virtual cinema rooms that let you step directly into the worlds from the films.
More than 60 3D films. Marvel, Avatar and Star Wars
An update to the Disney+ app on Meta Quest headsets makes a library of more than 60 3D films available. Among them are The Avengers, Black Panther, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the Avatar films.
The feature works on Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets. The older Quest 2 still supports the Disney+ app but doesn't allow watching 3D films. The relevant titles can be found in a dedicated 3D Collection tab.
It's worth noting that the 3D films are not available in 4K. Meta Quest headsets also use LCD panels, which don't deliver the full HDR effect seen on premium TVs.
Virtual cinema in the Star Wars universe
Disney has also prepared special VR environments designed to make watching films feel like visiting a themed cinema. Users can transport themselves to the desert planet Tatooine from Star Wars, to Avengers Tower, or to the scare factory from Monsters, Inc.
In practice, this means you can watch a film on a virtual screen while being surrounded by scenery inspired by the production.
Will 3D films come to Poland as well?
The new feature was rolled out on 10 November 2026 in selected countries. Its availability has been confirmed in the US, the UK and Japan, among others. Unfortunately, Disney and Meta have not yet published a full list of supported regions, so 3D availability in Poland remains unconfirmed.
An active Disney+ subscription is required to use the new feature, and the availability of specific formats depends on the country and subscription plan.
In spring 2027 the feature is also set to arrive on the announced Meta VR Glasses, which will additionally offer support for films in the IMAX Enhanced format.
Sources: Meta, Disney, FlatpanelsHD
