Stranger Things Season 5 Series Finale Netflix Release Date 2025 Confirmed
The Stranger Things Season 5 series finale arrives on Netflix on Dec 31, 2025. Check the release time and prepare for the final battle against Vecna.
A 10-year journey reaches its ultimate climax tonight. The Duffer Brothers' cultural phenomenon, Stranger Things, is set to air its final episode after five seasons of supernatural battles and 80s nostalgia. From the corridors of Starcourt Mall to the depths of the Upside Down, the Hellfire Club's long ride is about to conclude.
Stranger Things Season 5 Finale Release Time and Details
According to official Netflix schedules, the series finale premieres tonight, Dec. 31, at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. Fans who haven't secured a seat in limited cinema screenings will be flocking to the streaming platform to witness the end of an era. It's the moment millions have been waiting for since the show first debuted nearly a decade ago.
The Battle for Hawkins: Facing Vecna One Last Time
The final showdown against Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) looms large for our Hawkins heroes. After gathering at the Squawk radio station, the group is prepared to face the mind-bending villain. Gaten Matarazzo, who plays Dustin, hinted in recent interviews that fans might feel conflicted about his character's arc in this final season, adding an extra layer of tension to the highly anticipated conclusion.
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