Here’s how many Spider-Man: No Way Home post-credits scenes there are
Don't leave before the credits have rolled
"How many Spider-Man: No Way Home post-credits scenes are there?" is probably the question everyone's asking this weekend. Marvel has often dished out the after-credits goodies in serious numbers (who remembers Guardians 2 and its five post-credits scenes?) and you definitely don't want to miss these bad boys by sneaking out of the cinema early.
Below, we’ll let you know in spoiler-free detail exactly how many Spider-Man: No Way Home post-credits scenes there are. Not only that, there's some useful info on how long you need to stay to watch them. That'll avoid any glances towards the exit as well as any awkwards conversations with your friends when you discover that you've missed Marvel's extra bonus scene...
And, don’t worry, there are no spoilers for Spider-Man: No Way Home here.
How many Spider-Man: No Way Home post-credits scenes are there?
There are two Spider-Man: No Way Home post-credits scenes to stick around for. The first is a more conventional scene, while the latter is not. That’s all we’ll say here, but we just don’t want you to be confused.
So, you’ll get the flashy (and animated) No Way Home end credits, the first No Way Home post-credits scene, the usual extended credits of all the cast and crew, and then the second post-credits scene. Then, the lights should come up and you’re free to go.
All in, you’re looking at hanging around for about 10 minutes between the end of the film and the conclusion of the second post-credits scene.
Once the movie is over, be sure to check out what comes next: here’s our comprehensive guides to Marvel Phase 4 and all the new Marvel TV shows coming to Disney Plus in the next year. For more spoilery breakdowns, here's our Spider-Man: No Way Home ending explained guide as well as a full overview of the Spider-Man: No Way Home post-credits scenes in detail.
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