Disney+ has a lot in store for July, with a mix of highly anticipated franchises, event series, and original shows. From the return of the mutants in X-Men ’97 to The Simpsons special episodes, reality TV competitions, and more intimate dramas, the platform is banking on a diverse lineup that appeals to both fans of lighthearted entertainment and those who prefer more dramatic or historical stories. Several exclusive productions are also set to make their mark on the schedule, confirming a commitment to diversifying the genres and worlds on offer.
Disney+ has a July packed with new content, featuring a mix of highly anticipated franchises, event series, and original shows. From the return of the mutants in X-Men ’97 to The Simpsons special episodes, reality TV competitions, and more intimate dramas, the platform is banking on a diverse lineup that appeals to both fans of lighthearted entertainment and those who prefer more dramatic or historical stories. Several exclusive productions are also set to hit the schedule, underscoring a commitment to diversifying the genres and worlds on offer.
Abandoned
July 1: In 1984, three children aged 2, 4, and 6 were found abandoned at a train station in Barcelona with no memory of who they were or any explanation of their origins. Taken in by two local social workers, they grew up in a stable environment, but one marked by a complete lack of answers. Forty years later, now adults, they decide to reopen the case to understand who their parents were and why they were left there. The series explores the themes of identity, memory, and buried family secrets, alternating between the past and the present in an emotional investigation.
X-Men ’97 (Season 2)
July 1, 8, 15, 22, and 29: The new season picks up with the mutants scattered across different timelines following the previous events. Cyclops, Wolverine, Storm, and the rest of the team try to find their way back to their original time, while in the 1990s, anti-mutant sentiment continues to rise. The series continues to explore the political dynamics between humans and mutants, with new threats exploiting their absence. The style remains faithful to the original animation, while modernizing the emotional stakes and internal conflicts within the group.
The Simpsons: Simpsley
Project Runway (Season 22)
Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro
July 14, 21, and 28: This competition series follows 12 up-and-coming professional dancers selected to join the Dancing with the Stars franchise. The confirmed cast includes Briar Nolet, Alexa Blair Robertson, Austin Blaise Lee, Jocelyn Mastro, Dawson Jackson, Jaden Otani, Maia Rogers, Coco Joelle, Kaya McAfee, and other talents from the international dance scene. Hosted by Robert Irwin, the series showcases their life as roommates, their intensive training, and their performances under pressure. Each week, they tackle a variety of dance styles—including ballroom, samba, and jive—with contestants being eliminated one by one. The goal is to secure a spot as a professional dancer on the next official season of DWTS.
Descendants: Wicked Wonderland
They Fight
Pompeii: Out of Time with Tom Hiddleston
Furious
House of Stassi
July 30: House of Stassi – Release Date This docuseries follows Stassi Schroeder as she returns to the reality TV spotlight. Surrounded by her loved ones, she tries to relaunch her career while managing the personal tensions that arise as the cameras capture her daily life. The series takes a behind-the-scenes look at modern celebrity—navigating the line between authenticity and performance—and explores the impact of fame on personal relationships.