The cinematic event of the season has arrived, but for many fans, the burning question remains: when can I watch Wicked For Good from the comfort of my sofa? The highly anticipated sequel to the 2024 hit musical film landed in cinemas across the UK on November 21, 2025, continuing the spellbinding story of Elphaba and Glinda.
Where To Watch Wicked For Good Now
As of its release date, the only place to experience the magic of Wicked For Good is on the big screen. The film, which sees the return of Ariana Grande as Glinda and Cynthia Erivo as the green-skinned Elphaba, is currently in the midst of its theatrical run. With added scenes and a twist ending that has sparked speculation about a potential third film, cinema is the sole destination for fans eager to see the story unfold.
An official streaming date has not been announced by the studios. However, looking at the release pattern of the first film provides the clearest indicator for when we can expect Wicked For Good to appear on our home screens.
The Expected Streaming Timeline
Based on the precedent set by the first Wicked movie, viewers should prepare for a wait. The 2024 instalment arrived on the UK streaming service Sky approximately eight months after its cinema premiere. It appeared on Peacock in the US slightly earlier.
Industry reports suggest that Wicked For Good will likely hit streaming platforms in 2026. Before it becomes available on a subscription service, it is expected to be released for digital purchase and rental, giving fans an earlier, though paid, option to watch at home.
Where Will It Stream And Where To Watch Part One
While not officially confirmed, it is highly probable that Wicked For Good will follow its predecessor to Sky and Prime Video in the UK. This mirrors the distribution strategy that proved successful for the first film.
For those needing a refresher or who missed the beginning of the story, the first Wicked film is available to stream right now. UK audiences can find it on NOW, Apple TV, and Prime Video. It is important to note that it is not available on Netflix or Disney Plus.
For now, the yellow brick road leads directly to your local cinema to witness the latest chapter in this phenomenal musical adaptation.
