How to watch Raya and the Last Dragon - where can you stream the new Disney movie?
Want to watch Raya and the Last Dragon? Here's everything you need to know
Wondering how to watch Raya and the Last Dragon? We've got good news as it's finally available on Disney Plus at no extra cost having cleared its earlier Premier Access paywall. So, as long as you're signed up to Disney Plus, you can start watching straight away.
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It's worth the wait. This is a heart-warming story following lone warrior Raya on her quest to find the last surviving dragon - and in doing so, free the land from an evil she helped cause. It's both moving and funny, making this movie perfect for a chilled-out night in.
Sold? Here's how to watch Raya and the Last Dragon online, along with a few Disney Plus bundles and Disney Plus sign-up deals to get you maximum value for money.
Watch Raya and the Last Dragon - US
Disney Plus | $7.99 per month
You can stream Raya and the Last Dragon with a standard Disney Plus membership. If you ask us, the best deal would be the $13.99 p/m offer that gets you Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus.
Watch Raya and the Last Dragon - Canada
Disney Plus | $11.99 per month
If you're keen to stream Raya and the Last Dragon, all you need is a Disney Plus subscription as the film arrived for all on June 4 with no restrictions.
Watch Raya and the Last Dragon - UK
Disney Plus | £7.99 per month
You can stream Raya and the Last Dragon right now with no time restrictions. All you need is a Disney Plus membership.
Watch Raya and the Last Dragon - Australia
Disney Plus | $11.99 per month
There's no time limit or expiry date either, so you don't need to worry about a deadline if you want to stream Raya and the Last Dragon from now on.
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If your country has Disney Plus, you should be able to watch Raya and the Last Dragon right now wherever you are in the world.
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