Wicked: For Good OTT Release Date & Where to Watch Online

When and Where to Watch Ariana Grande’s Wicked: For Good on OTT

Okay, Wicked fans, the wait is finally over—and yes, we’re talking about the emotional, magical, tear-jerking finale you’ve been counting down for. “Wicked: For Good,” starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, officially flew into theaters on November 21, 2025, and it wrapped up the two-part blockbuster saga in the most dramatic way possible.

They’ll call you wonderful ✨????
Wicked: For Good only in theaters November 21 pic.twitter.com/kOMfvR0YHF

— Wicked: For Good (@wickedmovie) October 22, 2025

Picking up right where the 2024 hit left off, the sequel follows Elphaba’s escape from Oz as the Wizard tightens his grip and destiny pushes her into a future she never asked for. Add in jaw-dropping visuals, powerful performances, and long-awaited answers—and boom, fans rushed to cinemas worldwide.

But now the real question everyone is Googling at 2 a.m. is:
When can we stream Wicked: For Good at home?

When Will Wicked: For Good Stream on OTT?

Let’s get straight to the good stuff. While Universal Pictures hasn’t dropped an official OTT date yet, all signs point to Peacock as the movie’s digital home. Why? Because Universal releases almost all of its big films on Peacock—and the first part of Wicked also streamed there after its theatrical run.

So yes, your future rewatch marathons are most likely happening on Peacock.

Expected Online Release Date

Here’s the pattern fans are watching closely:
The first film arrived on Peacock four months after its theatrical release. If Wicked: For Good follows the same timeline, it is very likely to start streaming in mid-March 2026.

Until then, the only way to experience the emotional finale is still on the big screen.

How to Watch Wicked: For Good on Peacock

Once the film lands on Peacock, you’ll need a subscription to watch it. Here’s what that looks like:

• USD 7.99 per month

• USD 79.99 per year

• Available on Peacock’s app and website

• Works across mobile, TV, tablet, and desktop

And yes—Part One is already streaming on Peacock, so you can catch up before the finale drops.

The Cast Is Back—and Fans Are Loving It

One of the biggest reasons the sequel is such a hit? The entire dream cast is back:

• Cynthia Erivo returns as Elphaba

• Ariana Grande shines again as Glinda

• Jonathan Bailey is back as Prince Fiyero

• Michelle Yeoh, Jeff Goldblum, Bowen Yang, Marissa Bode, and Ethan Slater also reprise their roles