Details on Stranger Things Season 5 Finale Theater Screenings

Stranger Things Season 5 finale screening details revealed.

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Theater Screenings for Finale Confirmed

Netflix has announced the cities and theaters hosting screenings for the highly anticipated Stranger Things Season 5 finale. This marks a significant event as the beloved series concludes its decade-long journey.

Screening Information

Scheduled for December 31, 2025, the finale will be shown in over 500 theaters across the U.S. and Canada, starting at 5 PM PT—the same time it becomes available for streaming. Fans have the opportunity to witness the episode on the big screen, followed by screenings continuing through January 1, 2026.

Episode Length

The run time for this final episode has been confirmed at 2 hours and 5 minutes.

Duffer Brothers' Enthusiasm

Creators and showrunners,the Duffer Brothers, expressed their excitement for the theatrical experience. Ross Duffer stated, “We’re beyond excited that fans will have the chance to experience the final episode of Stranger Things in theaters.” They emphasized the unique communal aspect of viewing the finale in a theater alongside other fans.

Netflix's Perspective

Despite this theatrical approach, Netflix remains committed to streaming. Chief Creative Officer Bela Bajaria mentioned that Stranger Things continues to thrive in its final season without needing theatrical releases. The show maintains a robust fan community across its platform.

Release Schedule

The timeline for Stranger Things Season 5 is as follows:

  • Volume 1: November 26, 5 PM PT
  • Volume 2: December 25, 5 PM PT
  • The Finale: December 31, 5 PM PT

Fandom continues to build as the release dates approach, with viewers encouraged to prepare for a sensational viewing experience.

For more information and screening locations, check out the complete list.

Source: IGN

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