Disney licenses a series of titles including 'Ice Age’ to Netflix
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Disney (DIS) has reached a wide-ranging new content licensing agreement with Netflix (NFLX), bringing a collection of movies and TV shows, including existing “Ice Age” films and the "Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series, to its rival streaming platform.
The deal is set to bring a slate of Disney+ originals, Pixar movies, and 20th Century Studios titles to Netflix (NFLX) viewers globally, with the title availability and launch timelines varying depending on the markets, according to a statement from the companies.
Under the agreement, the first two seasons of the Disney+ original series “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” will be streaming on Netflix (NFLX) from Oct. 4 for three months as part of a promotional campaign ahead of its Season 3 premiere on Disney+ on Nov. 20.
All five "Ice Age" films will also be available on Netflix (NFLX) worldwide beginning Oct. 4 in a separate promotional campaign ahead of the theatrical release of the franchise’s sixth movie, “Ice Age: Boiling Point,” on Feb. 5.
Additionally, select Disney-branded films from Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pixar, including Oscar-winner "Soul," "Elio," and "Raya and the Last Dragon," will also be available for streaming on Netflix (NFLX) globally early next year.
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