Disney+ has released the official trailer for Percy Jackson season 3, giving fans a first full look at the adaptation of Rick Riordan's The Titan's Curse. Percy Jackson season 3 premieres on November 20, 2026, with two episodes on Disney+ and Hulu, followed by two new episodes each week. The season runs for eight episodes and ends on December 11.
The trailer centers on a rescue. Annabeth Chase, played by Leah Sava Jeffries, has been captured by the forces of Kronos, and Percy Jackson, played by Walker Scobell, sets out to bring her back. Percy Jackson season 3 follows Percy, Grover and Thalia as they try to free a goddess held in chains, face the Titan's curse and stop a war between the Olympians and the Titans from breaking out.
The Titan's Curse is the third book in Riordan's five-book series, and this season is the first time that book has been adapted for the screen. The earlier films based on the books stopped after the second novel, so viewers who know the story only from the films will meet this part of the saga for the first time.
Percy Jackson season 3 trailer shows the rescue mission
The trailer opens on the stakes rather than the scenery. Percy and his friends lean on Thalia for help, and the footage shows a towering figure, Talos, standing in the way of the rescue. Disney's description of the season has Percy freeing a goddess in chains and trying not to trigger the fall of Olympus, with Grover at his side and new quest companions joining the group.
The first two episodes carry the titles "My Rescue Operation Goes Very Wrong" and "An Old Dead Friend Comes to Visit." Those titles point to a season that starts with a plan falling apart, then widens to include figures from Percy's past. Percy Jackson season 3 uses those titles to signal a harder road for its heroes. The trailer also gives first looks at new additions to the cast, including Nico and Bianca di Angelo, along with appearances by Olympian gods such as Aphrodite and Hera.
Walker Scobell returns as Percy, with Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth and Aryan Simhadri as Grover. The three leads have carried the series since its first season, and the trailer keeps the focus on their friendship as the quest grows more dangerous. Thalia, played by Tamara Smart, takes a larger role this season, as the story draws on her history with the Titans.
Percy Jackson season 3 adapts The Titan's Curse
The Titan's Curse was published in 2007, and its plot sends Percy on a search for a missing goddess while a prophecy hangs over the demigods. The book introduces the di Angelo siblings and raises the threat from Kronos, the Titan king, who gathers allies against Olympus. Percy Jackson season 3 continues the books in order, after season one adapted The Lightning Thief and season two adapted The Sea of Monsters.
An earlier teaser for the season appeared at the D23 fan event in August, but the full trailer arrived on November 2, eighteen days before the premiere. Disney+ also used the trailer launch to announce a tie-in event in New York. On November 3, Disney said the Empire State Building will turn part of its observation deck into Mount Olympus for most of the premiere window.
The experience, called "Olympus Awaits," runs on the building's 80th floor from November 16 through December 4, 2026. It presents the floor as the mythical 600th floor from the books, where the gods hold court above Manhattan. The tie-in is aimed at fans in New York during the first weeks of the season, and it links the show's version of Olympus to a real landmark.
How to watch Percy Jackson season 3
Percy Jackson season 3 streams on Disney+ and Hulu in the United States, with seasons one and two already available on both services. The two-episode premiere lands on Friday, November 20, and two more episodes arrive each Friday after that. The schedule puts the finale on December 11, four weeks after the premiere.
The series is produced by Disney Branded Television with 20th Television, and Riordan remains involved as a writer and executive producer. The show's first two seasons drew a young audience that grew up with the books, along with new viewers who met the story through the series. The trailer's emphasis on Annabeth's capture gives the new season a personal thread inside the larger war, and Percy Jackson season 3 leaves little wait for viewers who watched the trailer this week.