LEGO Movies and Shows to Stream: Where to Watch Each One
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Where each LEGO film and series streams in the US as of October 2026: the four theatrical films are split across Paramount+, HBO Max and Prime Video, while Ninjago, DREAMZzz, Friends and LEGO One Piece live on Netflix and Monkie Kid on Peacock.
In the US, the four LEGO theatrical films are spread across three services: The LEGO Movie on Paramount+, The LEGO Batman Movie and The LEGO Ninjago Movie on HBO Max, and The LEGO Movie 2 on Prime Video. The current LEGO series mostly live on Netflix, with LEGO Monkie Kid on Peacock and LEGO Star Wars on Disney+. Below is where each one streams as JustWatch listed it in October 2026, plus the LEGO sets still on sale for each.
The LEGO theatrical films
Four LEGO films had cinema releases, all from Warner Bros. Pictures. None of the sets made for them is still on sale, so the sets below are current ones that fit the same fans.
The LEGO Movie (2014)
The film that started the series, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, follows Emmet, an ordinary construction minifigure mistaken for a hero. It is the natural first watch. In the US it streams on Paramount+ and can be rented or bought on Prime Video, Apple TV and Fandango at Home.
The LEGO Batman Movie (2017)
A spin-off built around the film's Batman, voiced by Will Arnett. It streams on HBO Max in the US, including the HBO Max channel on Prime Video, and can be rented or bought on the major digital stores. Batman sets still on sale:
The Batman Logo, a display piece from the 2026 Batman 20th anniversary sets.
The Batmobile from The Batman (2022), a smaller build from the same anniversary wave.
The LEGO Ninjago Movie (2017)
A film retelling of the Ninjago story, with Lloyd and his father Garmadon at its centre. It streams on HBO Max in the US and can be rented or bought on the major digital stores. For current Ninjago sets, see the series section below.
The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2019)
The sequel picks up where the first film ends. JustWatch lists it on Prime Video in the US, and for rent or purchase on Apple TV and Fandango at Home.
Piece by Piece (2024)
Not a toy film but a biography of Pharrell Williams told entirely in LEGO animation. It streams on Prime Video in the US according to JustWatch in October 2026.
Current LEGO series
Ninjago: Dragons Rising (Netflix)
The current Ninjago series is a Netflix original that premiered on June 1, 2023. Its fourth season arrived on April 2, 2026, and a fifth and final season, Dragons' Fury, is set for 2027. The earlier series, Ninjago Masters of Spinjitzu, streams on Netflix and Peacock and free with ads on Tubi.
The Old Town, the 2026 NINJAGO City set made for the theme's 15th anniversary.
Ultra Dragon Battle, one of the 2026 Dragons Rising sets.
LEGO DREAMZzz (Netflix)
Kids enter a dream world and fight nightmares with whatever they can imagine. All three seasons stream on Netflix, Prime Video and Peacock in the US, and free with ads on Tubi.
The Nightmare Shark Submarine, a DREAMZzz set our catalog expects on sale until July 2027.
The Tiger Shark Tank, a 2026 DREAMZzz set with an expected exit date of December 31, 2026.
LEGO Friends: The Next Chapter (Netflix)
The current Friends series follows a new group of friends in Heartlake City. JustWatch lists four seasons on Netflix, Prime Video and Peacock in the US, and free with ads on Tubi.
The Heartlake City Grand Hotel, the largest Friends set our catalog lists as on sale.
LEGO Monkie Kid (Peacock)
Inspired by the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West, this series follows MK, a young fan of the Monkey King. Peacock has all five seasons in the US; Prime Video has one, and some seasons stream free with ads on Pluto TV and Tubi.
Megapolis City, the 5th anniversary Monkie Kid set.
LEGO One Piece (Netflix)
A two-part animated special based on Netflix's live-action One Piece, released worldwide on Netflix on September 29, 2026. It retells the Straw Hats' early voyages as a tall tale told by Usopp.
The Going Merry Pirate Ship, the Straw Hats' first ship.
The Baratie Floating Restaurant, the 18+ display model in the line.
LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy (Disney+)
A Disney+ series that premiered on September 13, 2024, followed by Pieces of the Past on September 19, 2025. Both stream on Disney+ in the US. For Star Wars sets, see our LEGO Star Wars collector's guide.
LEGO Masters
The US building competition on Fox streams on Hulu, which lists five seasons. Fox renewed it for a sixth season in May 2025, with Nick Cannon replacing Will Arnett as host. The original UK series streams free with ads on Tubi in the US.
What is coming next
Universal Pictures holds the LEGO film rights. In October 2024 it announced live-action LEGO films from directors Jake Kasdan, Patty Jenkins and Joe Cornish, and a live-action Ninjago film written by Kevin and Dan Hageman. None has a release date yet. On the series side, Ninjago Dragons Rising returns for its final season in 2027.
Where to start
- Family movie night: The LEGO Movie, then The LEGO Batman Movie.
- A series to binge with kids: Ninjago Dragons Rising or LEGO DREAMZzz on Netflix.
- Something different: Piece by Piece, or LEGO Monkie Kid on Peacock.
- Watching people build: LEGO Masters on Hulu.
For gift ideas tied to these shows and more, see our best LEGO Christmas gifts for 2026.
Streaming availability is for the US as listed on JustWatch on October 7, 2026, and changes often.
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