Disney-Netflix Partnership Brings Percy Jackson and Ice Age to Netflix for a Limited Time
Disney and Netflix have partnered to stream "Percy Jackson" and "Ice Age" films on Netflix starting October 4, supporting promotional efforts for upcoming releases on Disney+.
- • Disney and Netflix formed a new commercial partnership for limited-time streaming.
- • "Percy Jackson e os Olimpianos" series will be on Netflix from October 4 for about three months.
- • All five "Ice Age" films will also be available on Netflix starting October 4.
- • The initiative promotes new seasons/releases on Disney+, including "Percy Jackson" season three.
- • Titles stay available on Disney+ despite Netflix streaming window.
Key details
Disney and Netflix have launched a new commercial partnership that brings select Disney productions, including the popular "Percy Jackson e os Olimpianos" series and the entire "Ice Age" film franchise, to Netflix for a limited period. Starting October 4, all five "Ice Age" films and the first two seasons of "Percy Jackson" will be available on Netflix for roughly three months. This move strategically promotes the upcoming third season of "Percy Jackson," set to premiere on Disney+ on November 20 in one account and December 4 in another, creating a unique cross-platform promotional window.
In addition to these titles, Netflix will also stream various other Disney and Pixar productions such as "Will Trent," "Family Repairs," "Tracker," "Soul: Elio," "Raya e o Último Dragão," "Felicity," "Revenge," "Army Wives," "Fresh Off the Boat," and "This Is Us." Despite their availability on Netflix, all these titles will remain accessible on Disney+, ensuring that fans of the original platform retain full viewing options.
This partnership is being seen as mutually beneficial, enhancing audience reach ahead of new releases, including the theatrical debut of "Ice Age: Mundo de Lava" in Brazil on February 4, 2027. While the limited-time streaming availability is designed to draw viewers to designated releases on both platforms, regional availability and exact rollout plans may vary, and no announcements have been made about whether Netflix content will appear on Disney+ or about further titles joining the deal.
This article was translated and synthesized from Brazilian sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.