“Wicked: Part One” is currently available to stream at home on subscription streaming, and it’s also widely available to rent or buy digitally.

Main ways to watch

  • Subscription streaming:
    • Peacock was the first subscription service to stream Wicked: Part One , with the film debuting there along with bonus content like a sing‑along version and behind‑the‑scenes features.
* After its initial Peacock window, the movie moved to Amazon Prime Video, where it is available to watch as part of a regular Prime subscription in many regions.
  • Digital rental or purchase (PVOD):
    • You can rent or buy Wicked: Part One on major digital platforms including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, and Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu), often with SD/HD/4K options.
* Typical pricing ranges (which can vary by date and region) have included a lower price for 48‑hour rentals and a higher one‑time fee to own the digital copy, sometimes with extra bonus content when you purchase instead of rent.

Quick viewing tips

  • If you already have Prime Video , search for “Wicked” or “Wicked: Part One” inside the app; in many markets it is included with Prime, and in others it appears in the store as a cheap rental/purchase.
  • If you subscribe to Peacock , check the movie section or the “Defying Gravity” or similar Wicked collection, which previously hosted the film along with deleted and extended scenes and a sing‑along version.
  • If neither service is available in your country, the most reliable route is usually renting or buying through a local store front-end like Prime Video Store, Apple TV, YouTube Movies, or your cable/satellite provider’s on‑demand menu.

Context and timing

  • The film opened in theaters in November 2024 and became available digitally (rent/buy) at the end of that year, before shifting into subscription streaming windows through 2025 and beyond.
  • Around the time the sequel (Wicked: For Good) started getting close to release, the first movie was highlighted again on major services like Prime Video so fans could rewatch it easily at home.

TL;DR: Your best bets right now are to look for Wicked: Part One on Peacock or as part of a Prime Video subscription, and if it does not appear in your region’s catalogue, rent or buy it digitally on Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube, or Fandango at Home.

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