Hazbin Hotel season 2: Release date speculation and latest news
When will we be heading back to the hotel?
It's already been a long wait for Hazbin Hotel season 2, with fans clamouring to find out what happens next in Prime Video's animated hit.
Season 1 left us on quite the cliffhanger, with plenty left in store for Charlie, Vaggie and the rest of the gang to do in future episodes. It's a good thing too - as the show has also been renewed up to season 4.
But when will the animated fantasy series be returning for its second season? Read on for everything you need to know about Hazbin Hotel season 2.
Hazbin Hotel season 2 release date speculation
Hazbin Hotel season 2 doesn't yet have a release date but we're expecting it to arrive in the second half of 2025.
It was confirmed in September 2023 that Hazbin Hotel had been given a two-season order by Prime Video, meaning that another outing is definitely on the way.
Meanwhile, in July 2024, as part of San Diego Comic-Con, it was confirmed that the show has also been renewed for a third and fourth season - meaning we won't be leaving the hotel anytime soon.
Work on season 2 began pretty early too - in January 2024, it was revealed that the cast have already started recording their dialogue for season 2.
Understandably, fans have been concerned that we could have a long wait ahead of us. After all, it was five years between the release of the original pilot and the full season airing.
However, creator Vivienne Medrano has reassured fans that the wait for season 2 will "definitely" not be as long.
She told Screen Rant: "I'm a big advocate for letting things take the time they need. And production, I mean, I literally actually don't know the projected release date or aim or anything like that, but roughly season 1 took about one and a half, two years.
"So I think it's probably similar, just because we are in the early stages. However, that's not nearly as long of a wait, and that's kind of a normal wait for animation. So it'll be a normal wait for animation. But I do think it'll be worth it."
We will keep this page updated once we have any further information regarding the release of Hazbin Hotel season 2.
Hazbin Hotel cast: Who could be back for season 2?
We already know that Erika Henningsen is definitely back as Charlie for season 2, while we would expect the rest of the season 1 cast to return too – including Stephanie Beatriz and Keith David.
Here's a full list of the central cast for Hazbin Hotel for season 1, who could be back for season 2:
- Erika Henningsen as Charlie
- Stephanie Beatriz as Vaggie
- Keith David as Husk
- Kimiko Glenn as Niffty
- Alex Brightman as Sir Pentious
- Blake Roman as Angel Dust
- Amir Talai as Alastor
- Christian Borle as Vo
- Joel Perez as Valentino
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Is there a trailer for Hazbin Hotel season 2?
There isn't a trailer for season 2 available online just yet, but we'll update this page once one becomes available.
Meanwhile, a behind-the-scenes clip of Erika Henningsen recording her season 2 dialogue has been released, and you can watch that right here now.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
Louise Griffin is the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Editor for Radio Times, covering everything from Doctor Who, Star Wars and Marvel to House of the Dragon and Good Omens. She previously worked at Metro as a Senior Entertainment Reporter and has a degree in English Literature.
