Percy Jackson Season 3 Brings The Titan’s Curse To Disney+ & Hulu
by Explore Disney+ Contributor
November 2, 2026
A growing threat puts the future of Olympus at risk as Percy and his allies set out to rescue Annabeth
The demigod of the sea may be back on dry land for now, but he is about to face Titan-sized trouble. Season 3 of Percy Jackson and the Olympians takes you on another quest to rescue Annabeth after the forces of Kronos capture her. Percy is faced with challenges and higher stakes than ever before, but thankfully he has his best friend Grover there to help him.
Get all the details to prepare for the Percy Jackson Season 3 premiere on November 20, including new and returning cast members, how to catch up on Seasons 1 and 2, and where to watch the latest adventure.
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When is Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 coming out?
As announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2026, the new season starts November 20, 2026. Mark your calendar for the 2-episode premiere, exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu.
How many episodes are in Percy Jackson Season 3?
There are eight episodes, with two releasing each week until the season finale on December 11.
What is Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 about?
After forming a close bond over two quests, Annabeth and Percy are separated when Kronos’ forces capture her. When he sets out to rescue her, Percy must forge some uneasy alliances, including with fellow demigod and forbidden child Thalia. Luckily, Grover is by his side as they undertake a perilous journey, encountering a new obstacle or foe at every turn. A prophecy warns that not all will survive the quest, but Percy has to free a goddess in chains and confront the Titan’s curse.
New arrivals bring higher stakes and greater unpredictability, testing loyalties and forcing Percy to reckon with the sacrifices he’s willing to make. The fate of Olympus may be in his hands.
Season 3 continues the show’s unique blend of mythology and grounded, relatable relationship dynamics. Though the future looks uncertain, hope continues to shine. Expect another season of epic missions mixed with dry humor and wit.
What book is Percy Jackson Season 3 based on?
It’s based on the third book, The Titan’s Curse, in Rick Riordan’s hit series, Percy Jackson and the Olympians
What happened in Percy Jackson Season 2?
Warning: Spoilers Ahead
Based on the book The Sea of Monsters, Season 2 sent Percy on a seafaring quest to find the Golden Fleece and rescue Grover from the Sea of Monsters. The season brought bigger stunts and darker themes while maintaining the show’s spirit of camaraderie and optimism.
How does Season 3 connect to previous seasons?
Season 3 follows Percy, Annabeth, Grover, and other demigods and creatures from the first two seasons, while Kronos’ threat still looms over Olympus.
Where can you watch Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3?
The new season will stream exclusively on Disney+ and Hulu, with the first two episodes arriving on November 20.
Where can you watch Percy Jackson Seasons 1 and 2?
All episodes of both seasons are streaming on Disney+. Make your first visit to Camp Half-Blood or refresh your memory with a rewatch to get ready for the third chapter.
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Who are the cast and characters in Percy Jackson Season 3?
Returning cast and characters include familiar campers and Olympians, with new demigods and gods joining the story.
Returning Cast & Characters
Walker Scobell leads the show as Percy Jackson, with Leah Sava’ Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri playing his closest friends, Annabeth Chase and Grover Underwood.
Also returning are Charlie Bushnell as Luke Castellan andTamara Smart as Thalia Grace. A number of guest stars, including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Adam Copeland, and Jason Mantzoukas, also return to their divine roles.
New Faces Joining The Season
Levi Chrisopulos and Olive Abercrombie play young demigod siblings Nico and Bianca di Angelo. Dafne Keen portrays the goddess Artemis, and new guest stars include David Costabile as Dr. Thorn, Kate McKinnon as Aphrodite, and Ming-Na Wen as Hera.
