The Great Barrier Reef is home to a range of beautiful plants and animals - in fact it is one of the seven natural wonders of the world! Print your passport and get ready to explore the cool, calm waters and coral gardens of the reef with Nemo and Dory. Create your own jellyfish obstacle course and bring the movie scene to life at home.

Mushroomton is the fantasy city home to many fantasy magical creatures including elves, trolls, centaurs, satyrs, dragons, unicorns, mermaids, and fairies.Come and join in the fun at Mushroomton and make a Pegacorn Milkshake, colour in some fun residents and help Barley and Ian find Guinevere.

Explore New York with Disney+ and Soul.Make Disney+ your destination of choice for the school holidays with fun staycation activities based on your family’s favourite Disney stories.Print your boarding passes, get a hangar for your door, and help Joe find his way. 

Welcome to Monstropolis, a city inhabited by monsters of every imagination.It’s a diverse city where every monster is trying to get a table at Harryhausen’s restaurant! It’s also the setting for Monsters At Work, a new animated Disney+ TV series where eager new Monsters University recruit, Tylor Tuskmon, hopes to fulfil his dream of working on the scare floor at Monsters Inc, only to find that Monstropolis is now powered by the laughter of children.Share some giggle-inducing jokes and fill the city with monster belly laughs!

Come on an adventure to the mystical land of Kumandra. View the stunning sights, from a bustling floating market city of lights or a hot and dusty desert, to lush tropical jungle and a vast palace island. Disney+ Destinations is sharing this magical Disney favourites perfect for staycation these school holidays.

Come and explore the colourful streets, turquoise waters, and sun-drenched countryside of the beautiful Italian Riviera. The fishing village of Portorosso is the setting for Luca, a Disney and Pixar movie about one young boy and an unforgettable summer of discovery. Luca and his new friend share an amazing adventure, but they hide a secret – they’re really sea creatures from below the waves of the Mediterranean.