Disney Movies

[higgipoker]

With an 8 hour+ flight ahead of us, currently accepting recommendations for in-flight entertainment. What are the best movies on Disney+ to download for offline viewing on the plane?

Thanks!

 

[Weather_Lady]

It's pretty subjective, but my recommendations in the "something for everybody" category - especially if you haven't watched them before - would be:
- Encanto (or Coco, Turning Red, Moana, Frozen II, Zootopia, The Book of Life, or Toy Story [1-4], depending on what you have and haven't seen already)
- Big Hero 6 (one of my favorites - I've always thought it was underrated)
- An older animated favorite: Aladdin, Robin Hood, Cinderella (although the live action one isn't bad either), Beauty & The Beast
- Hamilton (or West Side Story)
- The Princess Bride (or Edward Scissorhands)
- Cruella
- The Greatest Showman
- Hidden Figures
- Jungle Cruise
- Series: The Mysterious Benedict Society
- Series: The Mandalorian

 

[JIMINYCR]

I'd start with any of the series with multiple episodes that you havent seen yet. I sometimes cant remember or have the time to watch a follow up epoisode when it comes out so I have to catch up later. My DS usually calls and asks if I watched the newest episode and if I havent I have to catch up. A lengthy flight will allow you to watch the entire series.
Then I'd say watch some of your fav classic Disney films that get you ready for Disney. I enjoy the old Disney flicks that came out in Disneys prime years. Then any of the newest Disney films that have recently come out that you may not have seen yet.
You can fit quite a lot in on an 8+ hour flight.

 

[GeoDonJac34]

Personally, I would watch the movies that have a big presence in the parks. maybe Toy Story, Little mermaid, Nemo, BATB. We usually watch these leading up to a trip.

 

[higgipoker]

It's just occurred to me I haven't seen Guardians of the Galaxy yet. I hear there's a little attraction just opened up recently

 

[ppete1975]

wall-e and fox and the hound
all seasons of the muppet show