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Percy Jackson Finds a New Home on Netflix for Three Months

The first two seasons of the Disney+ fantasy series are now streaming on Netflix under a temporary licensing deal.

Priya RamanPublished October 6, 2026 · 1 min read

Percy Jackson and the Olympians has landed on Netflix as of October 4. The first two seasons of the Rick Riordan adaptation are now available on the platform, part of a deal between Disney and Netflix that includes 14 TV shows and movies.

The series will only stay on Netflix through January 3, 2027. After that date, Disney+ will be the sole streaming home again, TVLine reports.

Right now, Seasons 1 and 2 are sitting in Netflix's Top 10. The show holds a 95% critic score and an 82% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Season 3, which adapts The Titan's Curse, premieres on Disney+ on November 20. Its eight episodes will release weekly. That new season is not part of the Netflix licensing deal, so subscribers who want to keep watching after January will need Disney+.

About Priya Raman

Priya Raman is a staff writer at TV & Movies, where she writes Three Episodes In, the site's verdict on new series after their first three episodes. She spent four years as a writers' assistant on two network dramas and later read scripts for production companies in Chicago and Los Angeles. She has a BA in English from the University of Michigan and an MFA in screenwriting from DePaul University. She covers prestige drama, limited series and workplace comedies. Favorites: The Wire, Halt and Catch Fire, Abbott Elementary. She has opinions about cold opens and will share them if asked.