Where to Watch Percy Jackson: Both Movies and the Series

Disney+ is the place to watch Percy Jackson: both movies are included with a subscription in the US, the UK and Australia, according to JustWatch data published on TMDB and checked on November 3, 2026. That means the whole film saga, which is two movies, sits on one service, and the Disney+ series is on the same platform if your family wants to carry on afterward.

Here is the country by country picture for Percy Jackson movies, so you can check your own region.

• United States: Disney+ carries both films as part of the subscription. The Lightning Thief is also on Tubi, which is free with ads. Both films can be rented or bought from Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies, YouTube and Fandango At Home.
• United Kingdom: Disney+ carries both films. You can rent or buy either one from Apple TV Store, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store and YouTube.
• Australia: Disney+ carries both films. If you would rather own a copy, both are available to buy from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, YouTube and Fetch TV, and no rental option is listed.

In the US, only Tubi, and it covers just Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, the 2010 film directed by Chris Columbus. Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters, the 2013 sequel directed by Thor Freudenthal, is not listed on Tubi. Tubi is the only free option on the list, so it is the one to try if you want to sample the first film before paying for anything. Availability changes as licensing deals begin and end, so a quick look at the service before you settle in is sensible.

Not at the time of checking. Netflix is not listed among the services carrying either film in the US, the UK or Australia, and the same goes for Hulu. Prime Video is a similar story, because Amazon Video lists both films only as a rental or a purchase, not as part of a Prime membership. Apple TV is a store here too, so it suits renting or buying rather than streaming with a subscription. In other words, a search for Percy Jackson on those services will mostly send you to a pay per title screen.

The simplest answer is Disney+, because both titles are there in all three countries. The first film, released in the US on February 12, 2010, runs 118 minutes. The second, released in the US on August 7, 2013, runs 106 minutes. Together that is 224 minutes, so the pair fits comfortably into a weekend, with the sequel working well as a second night. Both star Logan Lerman as Percy, with Brandon T. Jackson as Grover Underwood and Alexandra Daddario as Annabeth Chase. For the right viewing sequence, see Percy Jackson movies in order.

If you already pay for Disney+, there is nothing to decide, because both films are included. A rental suits a single family evening in the US or the UK, where every store listed offers that option. In Australia the picture is different: rentals are not listed for either film, so the choice is Disney+ or buying from Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, YouTube or Fetch TV. Buying makes sense if you expect to rewatch, or if the films ever leave Disney+ when a licensing deal ends. Think of it like a movie theater ticket against a DVD shelf (the first costs less tonight, the second pays off over many rewatches).

The Lightning Thief follows Percy Jackson, a teenager with dyslexia and ADHD who lives with his mother Sally and her unpleasant boyfriend Gabe. Zeus accuses Poseidon's demigod son of stealing his master lightning bolt and sets a deadline of the summer solstice before the gods go to war. After a Fury attacks Percy on a museum school trip, he is taken to Camp Half-Blood, where he learns that Grover is a satyr and his teacher Mr. Brunner is the centaur Chiron. The cast also includes Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean, Uma Thurman and Rosario Dawson.

Sea of Monsters picks up with Percy as a camper whom others sneer at as a one quest wonder. Thalia's pine tree, which protects the camp, has been poisoned, and Annabeth finds that the Golden Fleece could heal it. Percy also meets Tyson, a cyclops who turns out to be his half-brother, played by Douglas Smith. Stanley Tucci appears as Mr. D, and Nathan Fillion as Hermes. If you want to know who is who before watching, the Percy Jackson characters page is the quickest guide, and Percy Jackson cast lists the actors.

The official ratings are the best guide. The Lightning Thief is rated PG in the US and the UK and M in Australia, while Sea of Monsters is rated PG in all three countries. Both are fantasy adventures with monster fights, so younger children may want a parent nearby for the scarier creature scenes, though that is a judgment call for each household rather than part of the rating.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians is a television series on Disney+, not a film, so it has no film page on this site. It adapts Rick Riordan's novels for the small screen, which makes it a natural next step once the two movies are done. Disney's press site, in a release dated July 23, 2026, says Season 3, adapting The Titan's Curse, premieres on Disney+ on November 20, 2026. If you are searching for a new Percy Jackson movie, no third film has been announced, and the series is the main place new Percy Jackson stories are arriving.

The films and the series both draw on Riordan's novels about a boy who discovers his father is a Greek god, and they change a good deal along the way. If the little ones ask why the screen version differs from the novels, head to Percy Jackson books vs movies. If you would like a taste before committing, the Percy Jackson movie trailer page collects the previews, and the Percy Jackson timeline shows how the story hangs together. Check your own region on the Disney+ title page before you start, since catalogs can shift without much notice.