Where to Watch Wicked & Wicked: For Good Online (Updated Streaming Guide)

Green witch next to Ariana Grande in a pink dress.

Green witch next to Ariana Grande in a pink dress.

As Oz’s story reaches its emotional finale with Wicked: For Good, fans are eager to know exactly where they can stream both films online.

From revisiting Elphaba and Glinda’s journey or watching the conclusion for the first time, here’s everything you need to know about where each movie is currently available — plus how a top VPN can help if the title isn’t showing up in your region.

Where to Watch Wicked & Wicked: For Good

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Credit: Universal Pictures

Since both films are Universal titles, many fans expected them to land on Peacock first. However, Prime Video is now the main streaming home for both movies.

Wicked

  • Included free with a Prime membership
  • Stream directly on Prime Video

Wicked: For Good

  • Available now on Prime Video
  • Buy: $29.99
  • Rent: $19.99
  • No Prime membership required (any customer can rent or purchase through the Prime Video Store)

Prime memberships cost $14.99/month or $139/year, with discounts available for students and qualifying customers. Non-members can also try a free trial.

Note: While Universal movies often arrive on Peacock later, For Good is currently only confirmed for digital rental/purchase on Prime Video.

How to Watch the Wicked Movies with a VPN Service

If Prime Video or certain titles aren’t available in your country, a VPN can help you access the correct regional catalog.

A VPN works by masking your location and letting you connect through servers in different countries — helpful when streaming platforms have geo-restrictions.

Two strong options:

  • ExpressVPN – 3,000+ servers across 105 countries, excellent speeds
  • VeePN – 2,600+ servers, budget-friendly pricing

ExpressVPN is particularly strong with the number of servers it has, and it costing just $3.49 a month. Alternatively, VeePN has over 2,600 servers and costs just $1.99 per month, making it a slightly more budget-friendly choice. You can check them both out for yourself below.

Best VPNs for Streaming

Fast and Reliable

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ExpressVPNSubscribe to ExpressVPN
Server Locations160
Number of Servers3,000+
Countries105

A Budget VPN

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VeePNSubscribe to VeePN
Server Locations109
Number of Servers2,600+
Countries85

Quick Setup

  1. Sign up and install the VPN app
  2. Connect to a US or supported region server
  3. Log in to Prime Video and stream like normal

Other VPN Options to Consider

If ExpressVPN and VeePN are not for you, there are other VPN services worth checking out:

  • NordVPN: Offers strong security and provides excellent server speeds.
  • Surfshark: Unlimited device connections at an affordable price.
  • CyberGhost: Known for its fast speed and reliable server networks across countries.
  • Private Internet Access: Known for strong privacy features and an affordable, feature-rich VPN service.

Besides unlocking content, VPNs also improve privacy and encrypt your connection — useful even outside streaming.

Where to Watch Previous Wizard of Oz Movies Online

  • The Wizard of Oz (1939): The 1939 film was not only best known for being the first adaptation of the original novel, but also for its groundbreaking promotion of color in cinema. The Wizard of Oz movie can be streamed on HBO Max, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video.
  • Journey Back to Oz (1972): An animated spin on the franchise, Journey Back to Oz follows Dorothy and Toto returning to the Land of Oz to save the Scarecrow, who became king, from a new villain called Mombi, an old witch and the cousin of the Wicked Witches of the East and West. Unfortunately, this is not available to stream anywhere.
  • The Wizard of Oz (1982): Another animated take on the iconic story is the 1982 version, except this film was produced in Japan, specifically by Toho Co., Ltd., the same company that produced Arrietty, Belle, Your Name, and Godzilla. This film can be streamed on Roku and YouTube.
  • Oz the Great and Powerful (2013): Considering we'd already had Dorothy, Glinda, and Elphaba's stories told, Oz the Great and Powerful, as the title implies, puts the spotlight on Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a shady circus magician who plans to take fame and fortune for himself. That is, once he convinces the inhabitants of Oz that they'd need his help in the first place. This 2013 version is available to stream on Disney+.

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