Where to Watch The Rings of Power Season 3: Prime Video Release Date & Episode Schedule

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Prime Video is the official streaming home for The Rings of Power Season 3. Amazon says the season will be available in more than 240 countries and territories. Availability and membership terms can still vary by account and market.

Where to Watch The Rings of Power Season 3: Prime Video Release Date & Episode Schedule

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3 premieres November 11, 2026, exclusively on Prime Video. The eight-episode season will roll out in three batches: four episodes on November 11, two on November 18, and the final two on November 25.

Quick answer: Prime Video is the official streaming home for The Rings of Power Season 3. Amazon says the season will be available in more than 240 countries and territories. Availability and membership terms can still vary by account and market.
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The Rings of Power Season 3 release date

Season 3 begins on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. Amazon has confirmed a staggered release rather than dropping the full season on one day.

Season 3 episode schedule

  • November 11: Episodes 1–4
  • November 18: Episodes 5–6
  • November 25: Episodes 7–8

That gives Season 3 a total of eight episodes. Release timing can vary by device or territory, so check the Prime Video title page on each release date.

Where can you watch The Rings of Power Season 3?

The season is a Prime Video exclusive. Amazon says it will launch in more than 240 countries and territories. The exact Prime membership, standalone Prime Video options, pricing and promotions shown to you can depend on your country and account.

For a broader overview of the service, see our Prime Video Streaming Guide 2026.

Can you watch Seasons 1 and 2 before Season 3?

Yes. Amazon says all 16 episodes across the first two seasons are currently available on Prime Video globally, making it possible to catch up before the November premiere.

What to know about Season 3

Season 3 continues several years after the events of Season 2. Returning cast members include Charlie Vickers as Sauron, Morfydd Clark as Galadriel and Robert Aramayo as Elrond. New additions announced by Prime Video include Jamie Campbell Bower as Celeborn and Simon Pegg as the voice of the Balrog.

This guide focuses on official release and streaming information rather than plot spoilers.

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FAQ

When does The Rings of Power Season 3 start?

November 11, 2026.

How many episodes are in Season 3?

Eight episodes.

Will all eight episodes release at once?

No. The first four arrive November 11, episodes five and six arrive November 18, and the final two arrive November 25.

What service has The Rings of Power Season 3?

Prime Video is the official exclusive streaming home announced by Amazon.

Source & availability note: Release information is based on Amazon's official Prime Video announcement. Streaming availability, membership offers and terms can change, so confirm the current listing in your country before subscribing.