When will Toy Story 5 be available on streaming, Blu-ray, and DVD?
Pixar’s Toy Story 5 is poised to become the highest-grossing entry in the series yet, potentially outperforming The Super Mario Galaxy Movie to claim the title for the year’s biggest domestic opening. With glowing critical reception and the enduring legacy of Pixar’s flagship franchise, Toy Story 5 is a guaranteed box-office powerhouse. If your household is eager to welcome Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang back into your living room, here is when you can expect to bring the adventure home.
When will Toy Story 5 be available for digital rental or purchase?
Disney generally maintains a two-month buffer between a film’s theatrical run and its digital arrival. For context, Hoppers premiered on March 6 and hit digital platforms on April 28, while Zootopia 2 arrived on VOD on January 27, roughly two months after its November 2025 theatrical launch. Consequently, we anticipate Toy Story 5 will make its digital debut sometime in August.
When will Toy Story 5 be available on Blu-ray and DVD?
Physical media releases typically follow digital launches by about three to four weeks. Hoppers became available on physical formats on June 2, following its earlier digital drop, while Zootopia 2 arrived on 4K UHD and Blu-ray on March 3. Based on this trajectory, you can likely expect a collector-friendly physical release of Toy Story 5 to hit store shelves in September.
When will Toy Story 5 be available to stream on Disney Plus?
Looking at recent patterns, Disney’s streaming schedule is flexible based on box-office success. Hoppers appeared on Disney Plus on June 3—roughly three months after its theatrical debut—while the highly successful Zootopia 2 took about four months to hit the platform. Given that Toy Story 5 is projected to be a massive blockbuster, expect it to land on Disney Plus in October.
In the meantime, why not revisit some classics for your next family movie night? Stream Finding Dory or catch The Goonies currently available on Pluto TV.
Source: Polygon
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