Disney's D23: All the movies, TV series and more announced so far
Disney superfans are gathering in Anaheim, California, this weekend for D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, where there will be no shortage of announcements made.
From sneak peeks of new Disney movies and shows to first looks at new experiences and products, D23 is the place where news is made for fans of Disney's theme parks, characters and more.
Read below for a full recap of this year's announcements, and click here to find out how to stream some of this year's events if you can't be in Anaheim in person.
Movies
"The Bluey Movie" will arrive in theaters on Aug. 6, 2027, and D23 attendees got a first look at the teaser trailer and poster for the CG-animated film.
"Incredibles 3" is coming to theaters in summer 2028, and the Parr children will take center stage in the movie, according to Pete Docter, chief creative officer at Pixar Animation Studios.
"Coco 2" will premiere in movie theaters in November 2029, according to actor Benjamin Bratt, who also shared that he'll reprise his role as Ernesto de la Cruz in the movie.
"Princess Diaries 3" is currently underway, the movie's star, Anne Hathaway, announced onstage, adding that the team is hard at work on the highly-anticipated movie.
"Lilo & Stitch 2" will premiere in theaters on May 28, 2028, and will feature the character Angel.
"Ice Age: Boiling Point" starring Queen Latifah and Dennis Leary, is debuting only in theaters on Feb. 5, 2027.
The live-action "Tangled" movie is coming to theaters on March 31, 2028.
“Ghost Street" will be released in spring 2028, becoming Pixar's first ghost movie.
TV and streaming
"Oswald," a three-part mini-series featuring Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, is coming to Disney+ in February 2027, Jon Favreau announced.
Season three of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” will arrive on Disney+ on Nov. 20, and the show's stars -- including surprise guests Ming-Na Wen and Andra Day -- debuted the official teaser trailer for the new season.
"Kingdom Hearts," an original anime series inspired by the video game franchise, is coming soon to The Disney Channel and Disney+.
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