Stranger Things Season 5 has its release date — or 3, rather. The final installment of the Netflix tentpole series will arrive in three parts at the end of this year. Season 5 officially wrapped production December 2024 after it had reached the halfway point in July.

The streamer revealed the release date for the fifth and final season of the mega hit show, created by the Duffer Brothers, and it’s coming in three parts: the first debuting Nov. 26, the second Dec. 25, and the series finale Dec. 31.

The most recent episodes of “Stranger Things,” the second half of season four, were released in July 2022, just ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. The fourth season premiered in two volumes, the first on Memorial Day weekend in 2022. Thank you for reading. Please consider supporting NJ.com with a subscription.

I didn't watch Stranger Things when it first premiered because I convinced myself I wouldn't like it. I have never been more wrong. The story — which revolves around a small town in Indiana, a group of outcasts,

Season 5 finale — New Year’s Eve, 6 p.m. MST “Stranger Things” creators Matt and Ross Duffer have long hinted that the fifth season will bring somewhat of a full-circle ending the show, returning it to what captivated audiences in the first place, as the Deseret News previously reported.

Netflix has announced the premiere of Stranger Things' final season, which will release in November 2025. The season will depict whether Hawkins and its residents survive Vecna or not.

“Stranger Things” season 5 has an official release date, but it might not be what fans were expecting. The Netflix series’ final season will premiere on Wednesday, November 26, but the episodes aren’t coming out weekly or all at once. Only the first four episodes of “Stranger Things” season 5 will be released on Thanksgiving Eve, 2025.

The latest series of Stranger Things is due to be released later this year, with everyone talking about the highly anticipated release, including some predictions on how the horror series will finally

Season 4 of Stranger Things didn’t just raise the stakes, it tore Hawkins apart - both literally and emotionally.