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Disney Licenses 'Ice Age,' 'Percy Jackson' to Netflix in Major Content Deal
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Storyboard•03-10-2026, 10:31
Disney Licenses 'Ice Age,' 'Percy Jackson' to Netflix in Major Content Deal
- •Disney will license a selection of films and TV shows to Netflix, including "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" and the "Ice Age" franchise, expanding Netflix's content while keeping titles on Disney's own services.
- •The first two seasons of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" will stream globally on Netflix from October 4 for three months, ahead of its third-season premiere on Disney+ on November 20.
- •All five existing "Ice Age" films will be available worldwide on Netflix from October 4 for three months, preceding the 2027 theatrical release of "Ice Age: Boiling Point."
- •The agreement also includes 20th Television series like "Will Trent," "Shifting Gears," and "Tracker," with varying release dates and regional availability on Netflix.
- •A selection of Disney and Pixar films, including "Soul," "Elio," and "Raya and the Last Dragon," along with other Disney-branded and library shows, will join Netflix from early 2027, with dates differing by region.
Key Questions Answered
Disney has licensed the first two seasons of the Disney+ original series "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" to stream globally on Netflix for three months starting October 4, ahead of its third-season premiere on Disney+ on November 20.
All five existing "Ice Age" films will be available worldwide on Netflix starting October 4 for a three-month period, leading up to the theatrical release of the franchise's sixth film, "Ice Age: Boiling Point," on February 5, 2027.
No, Disney is keeping its core streaming strategy intact; all titles covered by the new arrangement will continue to remain available on Disney+ and Hulu where they are currently offered.
