I checked out the Disney+ app on my Apple TV and there is no 3D option. So far only available on my Meta Quest HMD with a Disney+ app and subscription. Disney has had this available on the Apple Vision Pro since 2024 when it was released. Due to the price of the AVP it never was a popular HMD, plus it wasn't easy to adapt games as it has no controls.
- Apple Vision Pro: Disney+ has offered select 3D movies (plus immersive environments) on Vision Pro since its early 2024 launch. Disney's official help pages and app continue to support a 3D Collection there. Availability can vary by region and plan.Help.disneyplus
- Meta Quest: 3D support launched around November 10, 2026, on Quest 3 and Quest 3S (Quest 2 generally gets 2D only). It includes 60+ titles with options for Dolby Vision/Atmos (plan-dependent) and themed immersive environments (e.g., Tatooine, Avengers Tower, Monsters, Inc. Scare Floor). This matches the experience previously available on Vision Pro.Thewaltdisneycompany
Recent/newer titles (examples cited in coverage include the Avatar films including
Fire and Ash,
Toy Story 5,
Deadpool & Wolverine,
The Mandalorian and Grogu, Marvel titles, and others) appear in the 3D catalogs for both platforms. Exact availability depends on your region, subscription tier (often Premium/ad-free), and the specific title.
Are you saying theatre 3D doesn't look very good in a helmet, or just that it's not using the full field of view? Isn't most 3D flat theater screen?
No. The device is called an HMD or Head Mounted Display, not helmet.
Actually, the image I have seen in Disney+ as well as videos on DEOVR platform are far superior to traditional 3D we had on those 3D flat screen monitors. Those were only in 2K video at 30frames per second. The Meta Quest can display video at 8K 60 frames per second plus at higher bit rate and less compression. But the video has to be produced in 8K60 and not all 3D VR180 cameras can shoot that high.
The second big difference is in VR180 3D. you are immersed in the scene and with the HMD you just look around same as in real life. When the 3D movie is displayed in a theatrical screen, it is not 180° wrapped around it does have depth. On a 3D TV you would need to use a mouse to click a spot and slide the image around as you are never seeing the entire content at the same time.
There has been a VR360 3D system as well and this works in an HMD by turning around to see what's behind you. Not much content is produced like that. Was never that popular. However the Meta Quest does work with 360° content both in 2D and 3D. These 3D cameras look like a sphere with small cameras pointing out in all directions.