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TV series · 1996 · Where to watch

Jumanji

Updated November 2, 2026

Jumanji is streaming free on The Roku Channel and Tubi TV right now, and on one more service. Here is every US option, what each one costs, and which is worth using.

Two siblings discover a mysterious board game that pulls them into a dangerous jungle with every turn. There, they meet a man trapped inside the game, and together they face strange creatures, villains, and challenging clues while searching for a way home.

Year
1996–1998
TMDB rating
7.0/10 · 102 votes
Genre
Animation, Kids, Action & Adventure
Length
3 seasons · 40 episodes
Network
UPN, Syndication
Rated
TV-Y7

Streaming now

  • Free The Roku ChannelHD Watch
  • Free Tubi TVSD Watch
  • Buy AmazonSD · from $25.87/ep Watch

How to watch Jumanji

The cheapest way to watch Jumanji is free: The Roku Channel and Tubi TV carry the series with ads and no subscription.

To own it instead, you can buy an episode from $25.87 on Amazon.

Jumanji ended in 1998 after three seasons and 40 episodes, so what is listed above is the complete run — nothing new is coming.

Starring Bill Fagerbakke, Ashley Johnson, Debi Derryberry and Melanie Chartoff; it originally aired on UPN and Syndication.

Common questions

Is Jumanji on Prime Video?

Yes. As of November 2, 2026, Jumanji is on Prime Video in the US to buy from $25.87.

Is Jumanji on Netflix?

No. As of November 2, 2026, Jumanji is not streaming on Netflix in the US. It is on The Roku Channel and Tubi TV instead.

Can I watch Jumanji for free?

Yes — The Roku Channel and Tubi TV stream it free with ads, no subscription needed.

How many seasons of Jumanji are there?

There are three seasons, and the series has ended.

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