When will Toy Story 5 stream on Disney+

Noah Miller 08/27/2026

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The world of animated classics continues to prove its enduring magic, as the latest installment in the franchise, Toy Story 5, cements its place as a cultural behemoth. This new entry joins a distinguished history, becoming the third movie to shatter the billion-dollar mark at the box office, and marking the sixth Pixar feature to achieve this staggering milestone. Woody and Buzz embark on a fresh adventure, navigating a new era defined by touch screens, as their journey continues to unfold.

Following a successful summer run, fans will have ample opportunity to dive into the film, which is now available for rent or purchase in digital on-demand formats. For those who prefer the physical experience, a limited-edition 4K SteelBook and Blu-ray featuring the classic characters alongside new figures like Lilypad and Smarty Pants will be released on September 22.

The buzz surrounding the film extends far beyond the screen, weaving together a rich tapestry of music and media. Disney is celebrating the cinematic event by releasing an all-new music video for the Piano Version of Taylor Swift’s massive hit, “I Knew It, I Knew You.” This video features footage from Toy Story 5 and is now accessible across Disney+, Spotify, and Apple Music.

Further sweetening the deal for music lovers, the Original Soundtrack for Toy Story 5 is also available for pre-order in vinyl and CD formats. This collection features not only Swift’s chart-topping single but also the original score by 7-time GRAMMY Award and 2-time Academy Award-winning composer Randy Newman, who returns to score this epic chapter in the series. Fans can secure these physical treasures on Friday, September 25, 2026.

Critical reception has been overwhelmingly positive. Reviewers have hailed the film as terrific, noting that it achieves a remarkable balance, even drawing comparisons to the original trilogy. Critics point out that the first half hour of the film is particularly strong, and the overall experience feels like a poignant, full-circle narrative for audiences who grew up with the classics. The film’s success is largely attributed to the masterful direction of Andrew Stanton, who manages to deliver a story that is bittersweet, moving, and deeply connected to the brilliance of the original trilogy.