Pixar's Onward is one of the recent film releases that's had its cinema run cut short due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Originally released in mid-March the film was enjoying box office success before cinemas across the UK were forced to close as part of a nationwide lockdown.
Disney fans were then expecting the film to be uploaded to its streaming service Disney+ but it was only added in the US.
It's now been confirmed that the film will arrive to Disney+ in the UK from October 2.
A number of other Disney films have also been affected by cinema closures, with the live-action remake of Mulan being added at an extra cost of £19.99 to subscribers to make back money on its budget and Marvel's Black Widow being pushed back to 2021.
Plus the short which was screened ahead of Onward in cinemas - Playdate with Destiny - which follows Maggie Simpson was released on Disney+.
Meanwhile the launch of Disney+ has seen thousands of users across the UK sign up during lockdown. There's a free seven-day trial and then it costs £5.99 per month or £59.99 per year, to sign up go to www.disneyplus.com.
