Zootropolis 2 – aka Zootopia 2 in the US – is finally available to stream at home on Disney+, after being added to the platform today. It comes after the movie became the highest-grossing animation of all time with $1.86 billion worldwide.
The sequel is still out in cinemas if you want the big-screen experience, although obviously the showtimes will be limited as it was released nearly four months ago now. But if you want to watch it at home, you can stream it on Disney+ if you're a subscriber right now.
If you're not a Disney+ subscriber, you can sign up to Disney+ from £5.99 per month for the Disney+ Standard with Ads package. There are also ad-free packages for £9.99 and £14.99 per month, with annual prices of £99.90 and £149.90 to save two months' subscription.
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If you don't want to stream the sequel, you can also buy a digital copy of Zootropolis 2 from Prime Video, AppleTV and other digital retailers. It's available for the offer price of £13.99 on Prime Video, where you can also buy a two-movie bundle with the first movie for £19.99.
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You can also rewatch Zootropolis right now on Disney+, alongside the spin-off TV show Zootropolis+ which was released in November 2022.
The streaming service has every Disney movie you can possibly want to see, with the exception of new Pixar animation Hoppers which is out now exclusively in cinemas.
If you want to own a physical copy of Zootropolis 2, you can buy it right now on DVD and Blu-ray. There was a Steelbook release too, but it's currently sold out at HMV and Amazon only has limited stock so be quick if you want one.
Zootropolis 2 is available to watch right now on Disney+, and is also available to buy from Prime Video, AppleTV and more in the UK.
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