Where to Watch Maze Runner: Every Film, Streaming, Rent and Buy Options

In the UK and Australia all three Maze Runner films stream on Disney+, while in the US only Maze Runner: The Death Cure streams, on HBO Max. The Maze Runner (2014), Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials (2015) and Maze Runner: The Death Cure (2018) were all directed by Wes Ball, yet their streaming homes differ between the US, the UK and Australia. JustWatch data on TMDB showed the following on November 3, 2026. Licensing deals change often, so confirm on the service itself before you subscribe.

The pattern is simple enough once you see it. Disney+ carries the whole saga in the UK and Australia, while the US splits it between a single HBO Max film and several digital stores.

No, none of the three Maze Runner films appears on Netflix in the US, the UK or Australia in the listings checked on November 3, 2026. The same is true of Tubi and Peacock, so a search for where to watch Maze Runner for free on Netflix comes up empty. The nearest alternative is the UK, where The Maze Runner also streams on Amazon Prime Video, including the tier with ads.

Yes in the UK and Australia, where The Maze Runner, The Scorch Trials and The Death Cure all stream on Disney+, but not in the US. The US listings show no Disney+ option for any of the three films, so American viewers have to choose between HBO Max and the digital stores.

In the US, you can stream only The Death Cure, on HBO Max, and you need to rent or buy the first two films. All three can be rented or bought from Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, YouTube and Fandango At Home. The Death Cure is also available through the HBO Max Amazon Channel, the Cinemax Amazon Channel and the Cinemax channel on Apple TV, which matters if you already pay for one of those add ons.

In the UK, all three films are on Disney+, and The Maze Runner is also on Amazon Prime Video, including the tier with ads. If you prefer to rent or buy, the listed stores are Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store and YouTube, and the same five rent and sell each film. Google Play and Fandango At Home do not appear for the UK.

In Australia, all three films stream on Disney+, and that is the only subscription option listed. No rentals are listed, so the other route is to buy digital copies from Apple TV, Amazon Video, YouTube or Fetch TV. That makes Australia the simplest of the three markets for anyone who already has Disney+.

In my opinion, if you must pay per film in the US, the first Maze Runner is the one to buy and the second is the one to rent. The 2014 film runs 113 minutes and stays almost entirely inside the Glade and its walls, so it plays as a self contained puzzle that you can enjoy even if you never see the sequels. Its sets were built for real: the Motion Picture Association describes the Glade farm being constructed in St. Francisville, Louisiana, and that physical, practical feel is why it still holds up on a rented stream. The Scorch Trials is a different animal. At 131 minutes and a $61 million budget (against $34 million for the first film), it trades the maze for the burned desert and the WCKD facility, so it works better as a bridge than as a destination. It could be argued that it is the film you rent rather than own.

The Death Cure, at 143 minutes and a $62 million budget, is the longest and the most open in scale, with the Last City as its set piece and Gally, Minho and Teresa all tied to what happens there. That being said, it only lands if the earlier two are fresh, which is why the US split bothers me: the one film that streams is the one that depends most on the others. All three back to back come to 387 minutes, or 6 hours and 27 minutes, so a rental weekend is realistic. A fair comparison is a television box set where the finale is free but the first two episodes cost money.

No, there is no fourth film to watch yet, and no release date has been reported. The only trade report read in full, from TheWrap on May 3, 2024, says 20th Century Studios is developing a reboot described as a continuation of the original trilogy, with Jack Paglen in talks to write and Wes Ball attached as a producer, and it gives no release date. The status is in development, so for 2026 the only films to find are the existing three. The latest is on the page for the new Maze Runner movie.

Watch them in release order, which is also the story order: The Maze Runner, then The Scorch Trials, then The Death Cure. The full list sits on the Maze Runner movies in order page, and the Maze Runner movies hub covers the whole saga. If you want to preview the films first, the Maze Runner movie trailer page collects them. In the UK or Australia, one Disney+ subscription covers all three. In the US, rent the first two films, then switch to HBO Max for The Death Cure.