The Terminal List Season Two will play in about 75 Regal RPX auditoriums on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, one night before all eight episodes arrive on Prime Video. Regal and Amazon MGM Studios announced the one-night-only screening on October 8, and seats are reserved with a $20 concession voucher instead of a regular ticket.
Regal’s press release calls the event the Season Two premiere. The chain’s poster is more specific and bills it as a special screening of Episodes 1 and 2.
Fantasy Land News checked Regal’s website on the morning of October 8 and found two Central Florida showings, both at 7:00 p.m. One is at Regal The Loop on North John Young Parkway in Kissimmee, the closer option for anyone staying near Walt Disney World. The other is at Regal Winter Park Village on North Orlando Avenue. Both listings show recliner seating and laser projection, and both carry a “No Passes or Premier Tickets” label.
The voucher rules are the part to read closely. Regal sells it for $20 at select box offices and kiosks, in the Regal app and on its website. It can only be redeemed on October 20, on food, drinks and merch at the concession stand or the bar, and it has to be spent in a single transaction. Any unused value is forfeited. Our advice is to plan one order that reaches $20 before you get to the counter.
Regal says the voucher covers merch sold at the stand, but the release does not name any Terminal List collectible. For a look at what Regal has at the counter this month, see our guide to the Street Fighter popcorn buckets, which covers the chain’s lineup for the October 16 release.
Selling a concession voucher in place of a ticket has been done before. Theaters used the same setup when Netflix put the Stranger Things finale on movie screens last New Year’s Eve. TheWrap reported that AMC and Cinemark charged $20 for that event and Regal charged $11. This time Regal’s price is $20, and the screening is limited to RPX, the chain’s premium room with larger screens, laser projection and upgraded sound. Regal says select RPX auditoriums also have haptic seats that vibrate in sync with the action.
Season Two adapts True Believer, the second novel in Jack Carr’s series. Chris Pratt, Star-Lord to Marvel fans, returns as James Reece, the former Navy SEAL who has finished his list and is looking for a new purpose. The CIA corners him, and clearing his name means stopping a terrorist group that has turned a former ally. Regal’s description points to a conspiracy that runs from Moscow to Langley and into Reece’s own family history. Brooks LeBoeuf, Regal’s Senior Vice President of U.S. Content, called the screening “an experience made to be shared.”
We will be honest. We have never watched The Terminal List. What caught our attention is the format. A streaming show opening its first episodes in a theater a night early is still a new practice, and we would love to see more of it. If you already planned to eat at the theater, the $20 goes toward food you would have bought anyway.
The release leaves out the full list of participating theaters, so check the Regal app for your closest RPX location before you make plans.
The Terminal List Season Two screens in Regal RPX on October 20 and streams on Prime Video starting October 21. Vouchers are available through REGmovies.com.
