Four of the five Indiana Jones films have been removed from the Disney+ streaming service.

Are the Indiana Jones movies on Disney+?

All five Indiana Jones films streamed on Disney+ until October 2024. Now the only film in the series available on Disney’s streaming service is the latest sequel, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.

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Where can you stream the Indiana Jones movies?

“Raiders of the Lost Ark,” “The Temple of Doom,” “The Last Crusade,” and “The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull” are currently available to stream on Paramount+. “Dial of Destiny” is not on Paramount+.

Who owns Indiana Jones?

Franchise Rights

Disney owns the rights to Indiana Jones through its stake in Lucasfilm. However, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was the first film in the series to be produced and distributed by Disney. The first four films were distributed by Paramount Pictures.

Disney’s purchase of Lucasfilm did not mean a cancellation of Paramount’s existing distribution agreement. Disney has signed a temporary deal with Paramount for the streaming rights to the first four Indiana Jones films around the release of “Dial of Destiny,” which will hit U.S. theaters in June 2023. According to reports, this contract ended on October 1, 2024. This means that the streaming rights have been returned to Paramount.

Before its release, Harrison Ford confirmed that Dial of Destiny would be the final Indiana Jones film.

Theme Park Rights

Disney is the only company that ever owned the rights to the Indiana Jones theme park. Prior to the acquisition, several Disney parks around the world already had Indiana Jones attractions (a new one is on the way).

Epic stunt spectacle from Indiana Jones!

The Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular was the first Indiana Jones attraction at a Disney park and features scenes from “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Located in Echo Lake at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, it features reenactments of stunts from the first film in the franchise.

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Danger

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Danger, or Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril, was the first Indiana Jones ride created by Disney. Opened in 1993 at Disneyland Park in Paris, it takes guests through a temple on a mine-coaster ride.

Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye

At Disneyland Park in California, guests can travel alongside Indiana Jones on a mission to rescue tourists lured to a Native American temple with the promise of magical gifts. This dark ride opened in 1995.

Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull

Another version of the dark ride opened at Tokyo DisneySea in 2001. Although the same lane is used, it is set in Mexico instead of India. It has nothing to do with the movie Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

The dinosaur becomes Indiana Jones

DINOSAUR opened in 1998 as Countdown to Extinction with Disney’s Animal Kingdom. It uses almost exactly the same ride as Indiana Jones Adventure, and Disney announced last year that it would be converted into an Indiana Jones attraction as part of Pueblo Esperanza, a tropical America. Themed land that replaces DinoLand. An exact timeframe for DINOSAUR’s closure has not yet been announced, but construction on Pueblo Esperanza will begin in the fall.

Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar

At Disney Springs, guests can enjoy drinks at Jock Lindsey’s Hangar Bar, inspired by Indy’s pilot friend from “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” The bar offers Indiana Jones-inspired appetizers and is full of Easter eggs.

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Katie Francis