# Percy Jackson season 3 trailer and Nov. 20 premiere

> Disney+ shared the Percy Jackson season 3 trailer. See the Nov. 20 premiere plan, the Titan's Curse story, new gods and cast, and what is still unknown.

By Subhajit | 2026-11-03 | Videos | Savvy VibeZ
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## Key takeaways

- Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 3 premieres Friday, Nov. 20 on Disney+ with two episodes, then two a week for four weeks, per The Hollywood Reporter.
- The season adapts The Titan's Curse: Annabeth is captured by Luke's forces and taken to the Titan Atlas, per Deadline.
- New cast includes Kate McKinnon as Aphrodite, Ming-Na Wen as Hera, Dafne Keen as Artemis and Holt McCallany as Atlas.
- The Hollywood Reporter calls the trailer darker than the first two seasons, which are already on Disney+ and Hulu.

Disney+ released the first full trailer for season three of "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" on Monday, Nov. 2, and the new season starts streaming Friday, Nov. 20. According to The Hollywood Reporter, it arrives with two episodes at launch and then two more each week for four weeks, which puts the finale on Dec. 11 if that pattern holds.

## When does Percy Jackson season 3 come out, and where can you watch it?

The premiere date is Nov. 20 on Disney+, per both The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline. Disney's announcement, as relayed by its press site, says new episodes stream on Disney+ and Hulu and that the first two seasons are already on both services. Bleeding Cool lists the first two episode titles as "My Rescue Operation Goes Very Wrong" and "An Old Dead Friend Comes to Visit." The December date is our own math from the "two episodes a week for four weeks" schedule, so check Disney+ for the final calendar.

## What is the new trailer about?

Season three adapts the third book in Rick Riordan's series, "The Titan's Curse." Deadline says the trailer sets up a looming war between the Greek gods and the Titans, with Percy (Walker Scobell) needing all the help he can get. The Hollywood Reporter says the trailer is notably darker than the first two seasons, both in tone and in its dim lighting.

The plot turns on Annabeth (Leah Sava Jeffries). Per Deadline, she is captured by Luke's forces and taken to the Titan Atlas at an enemy stronghold in California, where she is forced to hold the weight of the sky in place of the goddess Artemis or Luke. Percy's job is to rescue her. The official logline, quoted by The Hollywood Reporter, says he "must free a goddess in chains, confront the Titan's curse, and avoid triggering the fall of Olympus." One line from Zeus closes the trailer: "Victory will require sacrifice."

## Who is new in the cast?

Quite a lot of people, and several of them are gods. Both outlets list the same names:

- Kate McKinnon as Aphrodite and Ming-Na Wen as Hera, who appear for the first time in the trailer, per Deadline
- Dafne Keen as Artemis and Saara Chaudry as her lieutenant, Zoe Nightshade
- Holt McCallany as the Titan Atlas
- Jesse L. Martin as Annabeth's father, Frederick Chase
- David Costabile as Dr. Thorn
- Jennifer Beals as Demeter and Hubert Smielecki as Apollo
- Olive Abercrombie as Bianca di Angelo, with Levi Chrisopulos joining the main cast as her brother Nico

Returning cast includes Aryan Simhadri as Grover, Charlie Bushnell as Luke, Tamara Smart as Thalia, Courtney B. Vance as Zeus and Lin-Manuel Miranda as Hermes, along with Adam Copeland as Ares. Deadline also notes that the trailer shows Talos, a giant bronze automaton, as one of the monsters Percy meets.

## What is confirmed and what is not?

- Confirmed by Disney and the outlets above: the Nov. 20 premiere, two episodes at launch, then two a week.
- Confirmed by the trailer, per Deadline and The Hollywood Reporter: the Titan's Curse story, the Annabeth kidnapping and the new gods.
- Not yet known from what we read: the length of each episode, the exact finale date, and whether a season four has been ordered.

## What should you do before Nov. 20?

If you are new to the show, the first two seasons are already on Disney+ and Hulu, so a catch-up weekend is easy. If you only know the books, be ready for changes: Deadline notes that the trailer shows Nico and Bianca being rescued, which sets up the season's main quest. Parents should also note the tone. The Hollywood Reporter calls this season darker, which may matter for younger viewers.

## Our take

A two-episode launch followed by two episodes a week is a brisk schedule, and it should keep the Annabeth story from stalling. We think the trailer's best move is its cast of gods, because the earlier seasons leaned on a few big names and this one has a dozen. The risk is that a darker season three has a lot of characters to introduce in eight episodes, if the schedule holds. That is our read of a trailer, not a review, and we have not seen the episodes.

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