Percy Jackson Season 3 News: First Percabeth Dance Tease Has Fans Buzzing
- Je-Ree
- 9 hours ago
- 2 min read
The demigod world just got a little more magical and awkwardly romantic. Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 is officially on the horizon, and Disney+ has just dropped the sweetest tease yet: Percy and Annabeth’s Percabeth first dance moment has hit screens, sending Camp Half‑Blood fans into full‑on fangirl and fanboy mode. From release window clues to that iconic slow‑dance scene straight from The Titan’s Curse, here’s the latest news every Percy Jackson fan (and wannabe demigod) needs to know.
Season 3’s return was teased mid‑credits in the Season 2 finale, a move that feels both shockingly delightful and a little cruel to sleep‑deprived viewers. Disney+ confirmed that the series will return later in 2026, delighting fans who were bracing for a longer wait. As usual, the story will follow Rick Riordan’s third book, The Titan’s Curse, marking the first time this beloved installment gets a live‑action adaptation.
But the real headline? The Percabeth dance. In the Season 2 end‑credits scene, Percy (Walker Scobell) and Annabeth (Leah Sava Jeffries) share a slow dance at a school event, soundtracked by “Until I Found You” and the internet is already melting. The scene, taken straight from the heart of the source material, captures that beautifully awkward spark between the two leads that fans have been dying to see come to life.
It’s a small clip, sure but it’s enough to get the ship sailing. The moment not only sets the emotional tone for Season 3 but also signals that this adaptation is ready to lean into the character chemistry Riordan readers have cherished for years. Discussions online range from pure excitement to takes on Percy’s dance skills but the sentiment is clear: fans are here for it.
Production remains underway in Vancouver, with filming continuing into early 2026. While we still don’t have a firm premiere date, the hints dropped in the post‑credits tease and official Disney+ announcement suggest a return in the latter half of 2026, perfect timing for the next stage of Percy and Annabeth’s story.
As buzz builds and theories spread across social feeds, one thing’s certain: Percy Jackson Season 3 is shaping up to be a must‑watch, especially for anyone invested in the slow burn of Percabeth canon. Stay tuned and maybe start drafting your own prom playlist.