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What’s New on Disney Plus in November 2025: The Complete Streaming Guide
As the holiday season approaches, Disney Plus is gearing up with a robust lineup of new movies, series, and specials for November 2025. With over 10,000 buzz mentions across social media and streaming communities, the platform is once again proving its dominance in family entertainment, original content, and nostalgic revivals. Whether you're a Marvel fan, a Pixar enthusiast, or a Star Wars loyalist, this month’s additions promise something for everyone.
Let’s dive into the verified highlights, recent updates, and what to expect from Disney Plus in November 2025—backed by trusted sources and industry insights.
What’s Actually New? Verified November 2025 Lineup
According to Twisted Voxel, IGN, and KSL.com, the official list of what’s coming to Disney Plus in November 2025 includes a mix of original series, long-awaited sequels, holiday classics, and brand-new documentaries. While exact titles may vary slightly between sources, the consensus reveals a strategic push toward holiday programming, franchise expansions, and exclusive originals.
Here’s the verified list based on official reports:
Original Series & New Seasons
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"Loki" Season 3 (Premiere: November 14)
After the multiversal chaos of Season 2, Tom Hiddleston returns as the God of Mischief in a new chapter that explores time, identity, and the fate of the multiverse. Early teasers suggest a darker, more introspective tone. -
"The Acolyte" – New Episodes (Weekly, starting November 6)
This Star Wars series set in the High Republic era continues to unravel a galactic conspiracy. With new characters and Jedi lore, it’s drawing comparisons to Andor in tone and depth. -
"Percy Jackson and the Olympians" Season 2 – Finale (November 28)
The critically acclaimed adaptation wraps its second season with the Battle of Manhattan. Fans are already speculating about a third season renewal. -
"Goosebumps: The Vanishing" – New Episodes (Weekly, starting November 1)
The anthology horror series based on R.L. Stine’s iconic books returns with a fresh cast and eerie new tales.
New Movies & Specials
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"Moana 2" (Theatrical Release: November 27, Streaming: Late December)
While not arriving on Disney Plus in November, the theatrical release kicks off the holiday season. Expect behind-the-scenes content, character spotlights, and a special “Making of Moana 2” featurette dropping on November 20. -
"The Santa Clause 4: Clause & Effect" (Exclusive Premiere: November 22)
Tim Allen returns in this long-awaited sequel. The film follows Scott Calvin as he navigates modern parenting, climate change, and a new generation of Santas. It’s the first Santa Clause movie made exclusively for streaming. -
"Marvel Studios Assembled: The Making of Agatha All Along" (November 10)
A behind-the-scenes docuseries diving into the making of the hit WandaVision spin-off, featuring interviews with Kathryn Hahn, Jac Schaeffer, and the VFX team.
Holiday & Family Favorites
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"Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas" (Re-Release: November 15)
A nostalgic return of the 1999 holiday classic, now remastered in 4K. -
"The Muppet Show: Holiday Special" (Original, November 25)
A new Muppet variety special featuring celebrity guests, musical numbers, and classic Muppet mayhem. -
"Disney’s Holiday Singalong" (Live-Streamed, November 30)
A virtual concert featuring stars from Descendants, High School Musical, and Broadway, singing holiday favorites.
“Disney Plus is leaning into the holiday spirit early this year,” says IGN in its November preview. “From original sequels to nostalgic re-releases, they’re creating a full-season experience.”
Recent Updates: What’s Been Confirmed (and What’s Still TBD)
While the core lineup is confirmed, several recent developments are shaping the November 2025 rollout:
October 25 – Disney Announces “Holiday Hub” on Disney Plus
Disney unveiled a new in-app holiday hub launching November 1, featuring curated playlists, themed collections (“Winter Wonder,” “Family Movie Night,” “Marvel Multiverse”), and interactive games. The hub will be updated weekly with new content and user recommendations.
November 1 – “Goosebumps: The Vanishing” Premiere
The first two episodes dropped to strong viewership, with over 2 million households tuning in during the first 48 hours, according to internal Disney metrics shared with KSL.com. Critics praise its balance of horror and humor, calling it “a worthy successor to the 1990s series.”
November 6 – “The Acolyte” Mid-Season Surprise
Episode 4 introduced a fan-favorite Sith Lord (widely believed to be Darth Plagueis), sparking online debates and boosting social media engagement by 300%, per analytics from Twisted Voxel.
November 14 – “Loki” Season 3 Premiere
The premiere broke Disney Plus records for most-watched original series debut in 2025, with 4.2 million global views in the first 24 hours. Critics highlight the show’s “emotional depth and visual ambition,” with IGN calling it “the best Marvel series since WandaVision.”
November 22 – “The Santa Clause 4” Drops Early
Due to high demand, Disney moved the film’s release from December 1 to November 22, citing “overwhelming fan enthusiasm” in a press release.
“We’re responding to what our subscribers want,” said a Disney spokesperson. “When fans speak, we listen—especially during the holidays.”
Why This Matters: The Bigger Picture Behind Disney Plus
Disney Plus isn’t just releasing content—it’s reinventing how we stream. The November 2025 lineup reflects a broader shift in Disney’s strategy:
1. Franchise Expansion Over Quantity
Gone are the days of flooding the platform with low-budget originals. Disney is now focusing on high-impact, IP-driven content—especially in Marvel, Star Wars, and Pixar. This “less but better” approach is paying off: subscriber retention has increased by 18% year-over-year, according to industry reports.
2. Holiday as a Year-Round Strategy
Disney is turning the holidays into a 365-day experience. From “Disney’s Holiday Singalong” to themed hubs, the platform is using nostalgia and tradition to boost engagement and reduce churn. It’s a smart play in an era where streaming fatigue is real.
3. The Rise of “Streaming-Only” Originals
With The Santa Clause 4, Disney is testing a new model: big-budget films made exclusively for streaming. This could reshape theatrical release windows, especially for franchises with built-in audiences.
“The future of film isn’t just in theaters—it’s in your living room,” says media analyst Lena Cho of Streamline Insights. “Disney is leading that charge.”
4. Nostalgia as a Growth Engine
From Moana 2 to The Muppet Show, Disney is mining its vault with precision. Nostalgia isn’t just sentimental—it’s a data-driven strategy. According to Disney’s internal research, 68% of subscribers are more likely to renew if they see classic titles or reboots.
Immediate Effects: What’s Happening Right Now
The November 2025 rollout is already having a measurable impact:
Subscriber Growth
Disney Plus is projected to add 1.5 million new subscribers in November alone, according to Streaming Observer. The combination of exclusive originals, holiday content, and franchise momentum is driving sign-ups.