Umbrella Academy season 2 release time: When does it come out on Netflix?

30 July 2020, 12:07

The opening scene of The Umbrella Academy season 2

By Katie Louise Smith

Here's what time The Umbrella Academy season 2 comes out on Netflix in your country.

The time is upon us. The Umbrella Academy season 2 is hours away from dropping on to our Netflix accounts and we are so close to finding out what happens to the Hargreeves siblings after they find themselves stuck in the '60s.

Season 2 is set to follow Luther, Diego, Allison, Klaus, Number Five, (ghost) Ben and Vanya as they attempt to navigate their new lives in the '60s, all while trying to fight off another apocalypse. The new season also introduces a number of new characters, including Ritu Arya as Lila, Marin Ireland as Sissy and Yusuf Gatewood as Raymond.

But more about that later... Right now, we bet you're wondering what time you'll be able to watch it, right? Here's your answer.

When does The Umbrella Academy season 2 come out?

The Umbrella Academy season 2 will be released worldwide on Friday July 31st, just in time for you to binge watch over the weekend.

As always, Netflix will be releasing The Umbrella Academy season 2 based on the time at their headquarters in California. New films and TV shows almost always drop at midnight, Pacific Time (PT), which means the time it'll appear on your Netflix account depends on where you live.

Scroll down for the exact time The Umbrella Academy season 2 comes out on Netflix in your country.

The Umbrella Academy season 2 Netflix release times:

United States (PDT) - 12:01 am

United States (EDT) - 3:01 am

Brazil (Rio De Janiero) - 4:01 am

United Kingdom (GMT) - 8:01 am

Europe (France, Spain, Germany etc) - 9:01 am

Japan (Tokyo) - 4:01 pm

Australia - 3:01 pm (Perth), 5:01 pm (Sydney)

New Zealand (Auckland) - 7:01 pm

You can view the release time in your exact city, right here.

Where and how to watch The Umbrella Academy season 2 online?

The Umbrella Academy season 2 is a Netflix original series which means it's only available to stream on Netflix. So, if you don't have a subscription but are absolutely dying to see what happens in the next instalment of the show-stopping series, you better start asking around.

Or better yet, "I heard a rumour..." yourself into getting an account. Netflix offers a free 30 day trial, so what are you waiting for?