Ride Along and Ride Along 2 Leaving Netflix on October 1, 2026
Both Ride Along films exit Netflix on October 1, 2026. The Ice Cube and Kevin Hart comedies earned over $278 million combined worldwide.
Netflix subscribers will lose both Ride Along films on October 1, 2026. The buddy-cop comedies starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart are set to depart the streaming service that day.
Tim Story directed both installments. The first Ride Along hit theaters in January 2014 on a reported $25 million budget and opened with $41 million. It went on to earn just under $135 million domestically and over $19 million internationally, for a total above $154 million.
Ride Along 2 followed in January 2016 with a reported $40 million budget. It opened with $35 million, collected over $91 million domestically and over $33 million internationally, and finished with a lifetime gross above $124 million.
Critics were far from kind to either film. Ride Along holds a 17 percent Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes, while Ride Along 2 sits at 15 percent. Audiences were warmer, with Popcornmeter scores of 58 percent and 48 percent, respectively.
A third Ride Along film remains in development, according to comingsoon.net.
Quick answers
When are Ride Along and Ride Along 2 leaving Netflix?
Both films leave Netflix on October 1, 2026.
How much did the Ride Along movies make at the box office?
Ride Along grossed over $154 million worldwide, and Ride Along 2 grossed over $124 million.
Is a third Ride Along movie happening?
Yes, a third Ride Along film is in development.