Does 'Toy Story 5' Have a Post-Credits Scene? Here's Why You'll Want To Stay
Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 5 hit theaters today, June 19, and fans have one big question before the lights come up: should you stay through the credits? The short answer is yes. The sequel includes two bonus scenes, so don't bolt for the exit when the credits start to roll.
Here is what to expect, with mild spoilers ahead.
How Many?
Toy Story 5 has two extra scenes: a mid-credits scene and a shorter post-credits tag, according to sources that caught early screenings. The first plays partway through the credits, and the second arrives after the credits finish completely. In other words, stay all the way to the end.
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What Happens? (Mild Spoilers)
The mid-credits scene opens on a school playground during recess, where the movie's army of high-tech Buzz Lightyear drones drifts down from the sky, each one landing in the arms of a waiting kid. It caps off the Buzz storyline that drives much of the film.
The post-credits tag is lighter. Bonnie's toys reunite for a short, catchy friendship rap, a sweet final wink before the house lights come up. Taylor Swift also has a new song featured with the film, adding to its playlist of fresh music.
In the film, Woody and Buzz Lightyear team up against Lilypad, a high-tech villain threatening playtime. Toy Story 5 is in theaters now, and the reviews are strong: the sequel landed a Certified Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the latest hit in Pixar's long run. Settle in and stay through every last frame.
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This story was originally published June 19, 2026 at 12:05 PM.