Disney is bringing more than 60 3D movies to the Disney Plus app on Meta Quest in an updated application rolling out today.
Subscribers View Titles Inside Themed Virtual Environments
The updated application allows subscribers to view titles such as The Avengers and Black Panther inside themed virtual environments. Viewers can watch Star Wars: A New Hope within a Tatooine setting or experience Monsters, Inc. from a Scare Floor setting, according to The Verge. The Disney Plus app on the platform will also support IMAX Enhanced films including Avengers: Endgame, Lightyear, and Tron: Ares.
Datamining across the platform has surfaced details pointing toward subscription changes. Programmer and dataminer Nori shared a capture discovered by user Nikita in the TV app suggesting that Meta may rebrand Horizon+ as Meta VR+ and include 3D films in the benefits, as reported by Vr.org.
Meta may be planning to rebrand "Horizon+" as "Meta VR+" and they may include monthly movies as part of the benefits! Found by @NT2182 (thank you!) pic.twitter.com/zNWKHv3hqU
The leaked screen carries the heading 3D Movies included in your subscription.
The post on X hedged that Meta may be planning to rebrand ‘Horizon+’ as ‘Meta VR+’ and they may include monthly movies as part of the benefits!
Monthly Subscription Costs Cover Game Catalogs and 3D Movies
Billed monthly, a year costs $95.88. The service offers a catalog described as 100+ games, consisting of around 50 major VR titles in a Games Catalog alongside an Indie Catalog of around 50 smaller titles, complemented by two specific monthly games pre-selected by Meta for subscribers to redeem.
Meta may be planning to rebrand Quest+ to Horizon+ or Meta VR+, according to a report. Separately, UploadVR reported that Quest 3 and 3S owners have spotted a limited selection of 3D movies in the TV app, which can be purchased directly through the Meta Horizon Store without an active Disney+ subscription.
3D Movies Included in Your Subscription
Leaked Meta VR Plus screen
Meta announced at Connect 2026 in September that users in the US would be able to rent or buy hundreds of movies in late 2026, with the catalog expanding to thousands of titles internationally by the time Meta VR Glasses launch in 2027.
According to the enterprise news publication, subscribers will be given the ability to rent or buy hundreds of movies later this year on Meta Quest in the US
while the company pledged new 3D movies releasing every month,
alongside an IMAX Enhanced certification for the glasses and first time in 3D releases with James Cameron’s Lightstorm Vision in 2027.
Sony Pictures released Spider-Man: Far From Home in 2019, which appeared alongside Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Project Hail Mary on the leaked subscription posters.