Earlier this year, Disney CEO Bob Iger expressed his displeasure with how the studio was ultimately monetizing its Disney Plus projects which, while popular, have not been attracting as many subscribers as investors would like. Since then, Disney’s taken steps like airing Ms. Marvel on ABC to make some new advertisement revenue from its streaming catalog, but its next move is probably going to have a much bigger impact, financially speaking.

Today, Disney and Pixar announced that Pete Docter’s Soul, Domee Shi’s Turning Red, and Enrico Casarosa’s Luca — all of which ended up premiering on Disney Plus due to the covid-19 pandemic — are all coming to theaters in 2024. Beginning January 12th, Soul will screen along with director Madeline Sharafian’s short Burrow; on February 9th, Turning Red will start screening with Rosana Sullivan’s short Kitbull; and on March 22nd, Luca will begin screening alongside Ralph Eggleston’s For the Birds. Tickets for the “special engagement theatrical runs” go on sale January 2nd, 2024.