Up (2009) streams on Disney+ in the United States, where it's the Pixar film's home for subscription viewers. If you don't have Disney+, you can rent or buy it digitally, or pick up a physical copy — and the options shift slightly depending on where you live. In the US, JustWatch's listing for the film shows Disney+ as the only subscription-streaming service carrying it, with rental and purchase available elsewhere for anyone who'd rather pay per view.
Table of Contents
- Streaming Up on Disney+
- Renting or Buying Up in the US
- Is Up Available to Stream for Free?
- Watching Up Outside the US
- Before You Pay for Anything
Streaming Up on Disney+
Disney+ is the straightforward route for most US viewers. The movie is included with an active subscription, so there's no extra fee beyond whatever Disney+ plan you're already paying for, according to the current JustWatch US listing.
This makes sense given the film's studio — Pixar is a Disney subsidiary, and its back catalog lives almost exclusively on Disney+ rather than being licensed out to competitors. If you already subscribe for other Pixar or Disney titles, Up is simply part of that library. If you don't subscribe and don't want to, skip ahead to the rental and purchase options below, since Disney+ is not offering Up as a free preview or ad-supported title.
Renting or Buying Up in the US
If a Disney+ subscription doesn't make sense for a single movie, you can rent or buy Up as a digital download instead. JustWatch lists Amazon Video, Apple TV, and Fandango At Home as the services offering it for transactional viewing. This option suits someone who wants to watch once without committing to a subscription, or who already has credit on one of those platforms.
Pricing and rental windows vary by service and aren't listed on the aggregator page, so check the storefront directly before buying. For readers who prefer a hard copy, Up is also available on DVD and Blu-ray through retailers including Barnes & Noble and Amazon, per the same JustWatch page. A physical disc avoids any streaming-rights changes down the road, which matters for a film you want to own permanently.
Is Up Available to Stream for Free?
No. As of the most recent check, JustWatch's US listing shows no ad-supported or otherwise free streaming option for Up — only the paid subscription and transactional choices already covered.
If you were hoping to find it on a free, ad-supported service like Tubi or Freevee, it isn't there right now. That leaves Disney+ as the cheapest ongoing option if you're already a subscriber, and rental as the cheapest one-off option if you're not.
Watching Up Outside the US
Availability outside the US varies by country, so where you live changes your options. In the United Kingdom, Up is included with a Disney+ subscription, according to a ScreenSearch listing last verified 7 May 2026. UK viewers who'd rather not subscribe can rent it from the Apple TV Store, Rakuten TV, or Sky Store, with 48-hour rentals typically running £3.49 to £5.99 depending on the service and whether you choose HD or 4K, per the same ScreenSearch page.
Buying a digital copy outright is also possible in the UK, through Apple TV Store, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video, Google Play Movies, Sky Store, or YouTube. In the Netherlands, Up streams on Disney+ as well as on the telecom-bundled service KPN, according to JustWatch's Dutch listing. In Australia, it streams on Disney+ and can also be bought as a digital download through Fetch TV, Apple TV Store, or Amazon Video, per JustWatch's Australian listing.
Before You Pay for Anything
Streaming and rental rights move between services often, and none of the sources checked display a visible last-updated timestamp on their US, Dutch, or Australian pages. That means a listing could be accurate today and out of date in a few months. Before paying for a rental or purchase, confirm the title is still live on that storefront: A five-minute check on the storefront saves you from buying a rental that's changed price or disappeared from a service since the listing was last refreshed.
- Check the live JustWatch page for your region for the current list of services.
- Open the storefront itself (Amazon, Apple TV, Fandango At Home, etc.) and confirm the price and format before completing a purchase.
- If you're outside the US, UK, Netherlands, or Australia, search the title directly on your local Disney+ app or a regional aggregator, since availability wasn't checked for other countries here.