A Quiet Place: Day One post-credits scene explained –does the prequel have a post-credits scene?

A Quiet Place: Day One is out now in theaters, taking us back to the post-apocalyptic universe inhabited by the Abbott family for the first time since 2021's A Quiet Place Part 2 . This time, however, we're going right back to the beginning. The movie is a prequel, documenting the day the noise-sensitive aliens first crashlanded on planet Earth – and, specifically, New York City. Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn take over from Emily Blunt as franchise leads for this installment, navigating the chaos of the beginning of the apocalypse, all with a cat in tow.

As with any recent blockbuster, though, you're probably wondering: do you need to stick around after the credits start to roll? Here's everything you need to know about A Quiet Place: Day One post-credits scene (or lack thereof…) – and don't worry, everything here is spoiler-free.

Does A Quiet Place: Day One have a post-credits scene?

No, A Quiet Place: Day One doesn't have a post-credits scene . This isn't all that surprising, as the previous movies in the franchise also forewent any post-credits sequences. Both A Quiet Place and A Quiet Place Part 2 come to an end as soon as the movie cuts to black.

A Quiet Place: Day One is out now in UK cinemas before hitting US theaters on June 28. For more on the movie, check out the rest of our coverage:

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• A Quiet Place: Day One ending explained
• Does the cat die in A Quiet Place: Day One?
• When is A Quiet Place: Day One on streaming?
• Joseph Quinn and Lupita Nyong’o say Quiet Place prequel "expands what the horror genre can do"
• One of A Quiet Place: Day One's biggest characters is a cat - here’s why
• Marvel star Lupita Nyong’o has some unusual advice for Fantastic Four’s Joseph Quinn on joining the MCU
• Here’s how A Quiet Place: Day One sets up A Quiet Place 2
• A Quiet Place: Day One director talks casting Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn as the perfect mid-apocalyptic duo
• A Quiet Place: Day One director talks *that* ending: "I wanted it to feel triumphant"