How to watch Inside Out 2: When is it coming to Disney Plus?

The Pixar blockbuster is set to land on 4k Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD next month.

And that’s not the only exciting news: the home-viewing format will feature a range of additional features, including a brand-new opening and exclusive deleted scenes.

"In this alternate opening, a now 13-year-old Riley awkwardly fumbles her way through an original song she wrote for a school audition," the official description reads.

Wondering how you can watch Inside Out 2? Read on for everything you need to know, including whether it's available to stream on Disney Plus.

How to watch Inside Out 2

Inside Out 2 is out now in cinemas.

Building off a strong IP and following glowing reviews, box office projections are suggesting this will be a return to form for Pixar.

When can I watch Inside Out 2 at home?

The film is set to arrive on 4k Ultra HD, Blu-ray and DVD on 30th September, meaning there isn't that long to wait at all!

When is Inside Out 2 coming to Disney Plus?

It is not yet known when Inside Out 2 is coming to Disney Plus, but it won’t be for at least 100 days after the start of its theatrical run, as it has been given an exclusive cinema release window by Disney and Pixar.

Speaking to Time, Pixar’s Pete Docter explained: "That’s how long we had for Elemental. When that movie came out, we all said, 'Oh, no, that didn’t open the way we thought it should!'

"But as time went on, it just had legs. I don’t know if the marketing was wrong, the space was too crowded, or people thought it didn’t look interesting. But word of mouth made people go check it out.

"I think that would not have happened if we came out three weeks later on Disney Plus."

With this in mind, don’t expect to dive into Inside Out 2 from the comfort of your own home until at least late September.

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Who stars in Inside Out 2?

Pixar’s latest outing brings new emotions for our main character Riley to deal with as she enters her teenage years, including Ayo Edebiri’s Envy and Maya Hawke's Anxiety.

However, you may have noticed a couple of missing voices, with Bill Hader and Mindy Kaling not returning to their roles, while Guilt, Jealousy and Shame have all been dropped from the emotional line-up.

Speaking on the decision to cut certain emotions, director Kelsey Mann said: "It's all about, like, are they right for telling this story? Are there too many?

"Because the main one was always Anxiety. And I wanted other ones to show up, too. But they had to not trump it or not have to, like, take over the film, or distract so much – they need to help support her story and what she's going through."

Fear not, though, as a stacked cast including Parks and Recreation’s Amy Poehler and Arrested Development’s Tony Hale are on hand to ensure this hits home as much as the original outing.

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