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Disney+ announced the streaming date for "Moana 2" on Tuesday. The film will be available on the streaming service March 12.

Disney Animation’s Moana 2, after being initially conceived for Disney+, then switched up for a theatrical release by Disney Co-Chairman Alan Bergman, will finally hit the service on March 12. That’s a 105 day theatrical window.

The launch of Moana 2 on Disney Plus is very close! So prepare the popcorn to watch it from the comfort of your home

After an over 100-day theatrical window, "Moana 2" is finally coming to Disney+. The sequel's streaming release date has been set for March 12, just in time for spring break to hit so kids can watch the Disney sequel over and over and over (and over and over) again.

Moana 2 has finally landed a Disney+ release date following its huge cinema run. The long-awaited sequel to the 2016 classic hit the big screen last year, taking in a massive haul of over $1 billion by the end of its release. It has now been revealed that the film will be getting its streaming release on Disney+ on March 12.

For those eagerly waiting to set sail on Moanas latest adventure, the wait is almost over. Moana 2 will be available for streaming soon.

Disney Animation’s “Moana 2”, originally planned for a direct release on Disney+, was later redirected to cinemas by Disney Co-Chairman Alan Bergman and is now set to arrive on the streaming platform on March 12.

“ Moana 2 ,” the sequel to the Oscar-nominated film about a young Polynesian woman on a quest to break an ancient curse, will be available to stream on Disney + on March 12.

TV series for Disney+. At some point during its development, Disney realized that if they turned this streaming show into a theatrical release, they could make hundreds of millions of dollars — and then put the thing on streaming anyway.