Toy Story 5 tickets are officially on sale today, May 26, 2026, with Disney and Pixar’s new film opening in theaters on Friday, June 19, 2026 — and showtimes are already live at AMC and Regal locations with IMAX, Dolby Cinema, 4DX RealD 3D, RPX, and standard formats all confirmed.
Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and the rest of the gang are back on the big screen for the first time in years, and this one is getting the full premium format treatment. The film runs 1 hour and 42 minutes, carries a PG rating, and is directed by Andrew Stanton, the Academy Award winner behind the original Toy Story and Finding Nemo. Seats for opening weekend are going to go fast, and the format choices available this time around give you a real decision to make before you buy.
Where to Buy Toy Story 5 Tickets
Toy Story 5 tickets are available right now through AMC Theatres, Regal Cinemas, Cinemark, Marcus Theatres, EPIC Theatres, and Fandango. Showtimes are live at AMC and Regal today, with most seats showing as “Available Soon” meaning they are posted and accepting purchases as of this writing.
Fandango is running a double rewards promotion for Toy Story 5 ticket purchases right now, so if you are a Fandango account holder, that is worth factoring in. Their FanClub Summer Movie Pass is also live at $49.99 — four months of membership, four free movie tickets, and a $20 Fandango at Home credit — which makes it a strong value for anyone planning a heavy summer at the movies.
Every Format Available for Toy Story 5
Regal is confirmed for IMAX, 4DX RealD 3D, RPX, and RealD 3D at participating locations. Regal Pointe Orlando on International Drive is showing IMAX showtimes at 2:30pm, 5:15pm, 8:00pm, and 10:45pm on opening day, with 4DX RealD 3D running alongside at 2:00pm, 4:45pm, 7:30pm, and 10:15pm. Regal The Loop is carrying RPX in addition to 4DX and RealD 3D, giving you multiple premium format options within the same market.
At AMC, Dolby Cinema is confirmed at the Disney Springs 24 location with showtimes at 2:00pm, 4:45pm, 7:30pm, and 10:15pm on June 19. The same location is carrying XL at AMC, RealD 3D, and Dine-In Delivery to Seat formats, making it one of the most loaded single-location options in Central Florida. AMC is also offering up to 15% off on early showtimes — the 2:00pm Dolby, 2:30pm XL, and 3:00pm RealD 3D are all flagged with that discount today.
For our full Toy Story 5 theater collectibles breakdown including popcorn buckets at every chain, visit our Toy Story 5 popcorn buckets and tumblers guide at Fantasy Land News.
What Toy Story 5 Is About
The film picks up with Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and Jessie facing a challenge they have never dealt with before — a brand-new tablet device named Lilypad, voiced by Greta Lee, who arrives with her own ideas about what is best for their kid, Bonnie. It is a Toys versus Tech premise, and Andrew Stanton co-wrote the screenplay with co-director McKenna Harris.
Randy Newman is back scoring the film, his fifth time on a Toy Story feature. Tom Hanks returns as Woody, Tim Allen as Buzz Lightyear, Joan Cusack as Jessie, and Greta Lee joins the cast as Lilypad. Lindsey Collins produces. The film is exclusive to theaters on June 19 — no day-and-date streaming.
AMC Dine-In Option at Disney Springs
For fans in the Orlando area, the AMC DINE-IN Disney Springs 24 is offering Dine-In Delivery to Seat showings at 4:00pm, 6:45pm, and 9:30pm on June 19 — full food and drink service to your heated AMC Signature Recliner during the film. That location also has Dolby Cinema and RealD 3D if you want the premium picture without the full dine-in experience. If you are going to see Toy Story 5 in the area and want to make it a proper event, Disney Springs 24 is hard to beat as an option.
Exclusive Collectibles Announcing Today
Theater chains are announcing exclusive Toy Story 5 popcorn buckets and collectible tumblers today alongside the ticket sale launch. Fantasy Land News is tracking every chain announcement in real time and publishing individual articles for each one as they confirm. For the complete chain-by-chain breakdown, visit our Toy Story 5 popcorn buckets and tumblers guide — we are updating it throughout today. AMC, Cinemark, and Regal have all released the new Toy Story 5 popcorn buckets and we are trying to get the info out to you.
If a specific chain’s bucket is on your must-have list, locking in your tickets at that chain today is the move. These sell out, and knowing which one you want before opening weekend is half the battle.
Our Take
The Toy Story franchise is as close to untouchable as animation gets, and Disney and Pixar are clearly treating this film with the weight it deserves. Tickets on sale, premium formats confirmed, and theater chains announcing exclusive collectibles today — that is exactly the kind of rollout this franchise has earned. Our biggest questions right now are about the popcorn buckets and theater tie-ins, which are starting to get answered as of today and will be covered here at Fantasy Land News in full as each chain confirms. Beyond the theater experience, we are also watching closely for the Disney Parks angle — Toy Story has deep roots at Walt Disney World and Disneyland, and a film this significant rarely arrives without a parks moment to go with it. That is a story we expect to be telling soon.
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