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Everything Coming to Disney+ in June 2026

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Everything Coming to Disney+ in June 2026
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Disney+ is set to release a variety of new content in June 2026, including the streaming debut of Avatar: Fire and Ash. Other highlights include a documentary for Hamilton's 10th anniversary and a new Adventure Time spin-off. The platform will also feature new episodes from popular series and original programming throughout the month.

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If you buy through our links, IGN may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more.Everything Coming to Disney+ in June 2026Avatar: Fire and Ash gets its streaming debut.By Blythe DujardinPosted: May 30, 2026 5:02pm UTC0 commentsIt’s almost summer, and while that does mean we should probably all be finding opportunities to touch grass, it also means a new spread of releases across your favorite streaming services. While Disney+ hasn’t announced anything new from the worlds of the MCU or Star Wars, there are still plenty of big additions coming to the service in June. One of the biggest streaming premieres we’ll be getting this month is Avatar: Fire and Ash, while other highlights include a behind-the-scenes documentary for Hamilton’s 10th anniversary and a new Adventure Time spin-off.

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