How to Watch ‘The Little Mermaid’ Live-Action Remake Starring Halle Bailey

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Another year, another big Disney remake. And this time they're re-doing a complete classic: The Little Mermaid. Before you prepare to sing along to "Part Of Your World" and even learn some brand new lyrics thanks to some added tracks, you're going to want to know the best way to tune into the film. So get your mermaid tail blankets ready and gather all the snacks that you'll need before going "Under the Sea."

Here are all the ways to watch The Little Mermaid live-action remake starring Halle Bailey.

When is The Little Mermaid coming out?

The release date for The Little Mermaid live-action remake is officially coming out on May 26, 2023, in the United States. If you live outside of the US, your release date may vary depending on your location.

How can I watch The Little Mermaid in theaters?

Since this is going to be one of the biggest releases of the year, you don't have to worry about not catching at your local theater. All you need to do is check the showtimes, buy some tickets, and then you'll be good to go! But don't wait too long, because it will leave eventually! So the earlier you catch it, the better the chance you get to see it on the big screen.

How can I watch The Little Mermaid at home?

Now that movie theaters seem to be back, The Little Mermaid live-action film will be an in-theater release first before being released to at-home video. That means that your only chance to watch it right now is by going to your local theater.

However, don't lose all hope. Since it's a Disney movie, it will eventually make its way over to Disney+ after a few months on the big screen. It will also be available on other streamers like Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, Google Play, and more to rent and own at your leisure.

If you're hoping to get your mermaid kick in now, then you can tune into the original The Little Mermaid which is available on Disney+ and other streaming services including Amazon Prime Video, iTunes, and the Google Play store.

You can also buy it on DVD and Blu-ray, so you can always own it and never have to worry if it'll be taken off a streamer.

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