“And Just Like That” Season 3 on Max: Your Complete Streaming Guide
Fact-based assessment, precise details—here’s how to stream “And Just Like That” Season 3 on Max. For the first time since its debut spin-off, Carrie Bradshaw and the gang return exclusively on Max, beginning June 20, 2024, with a 10-episode run rolling out weekly. To access the new season, subscribers must choose between Max’s ad-supported plan at $9.99 per month or the ad-free tier at $15.99, both of which include a one-week free trial (Max Press Release; Variety).
Subscription growth data from Nielsen highlights Max’s steady rise in original series viewership, with trending peaks anticipated for “And Just Like That” Season 3’s June premiere (Nielsen May 2024 Report). New and returning viewers should note that prior seasons remain on the platform for on-demand catch-up, ensuring no one misses Carrie’s latest New York City confidences. Students and educators can leverage a limited-time 50% discount on the ad-supported plan for up to 12 weeks (Max Official Blog).
Compatibility across devices is comprehensive: Max supports iOS and Android phones and tablets, Apple TV, Roku, Fire TV, Android TV, game consoles like PlayStation and Xbox, as well as direct web streaming at max.com (Max Help Center). Offline downloads are permitted on mobile apps, a feature that saw a 27% uptick in usage during Season 2’s release window (Deadline).
International audiences can tune in via region-specific partners—NOW TV in the UK, Crave in Canada, and Binge in Australia—with local subscription rates varying by market. According to People Magazine, these platforms drop episodes in sync with the U.S. launch to curb piracy and capitalize on global social buzz.
Season 3 promises fresh cameos and intersectional storylines, backed by a production budget increase of 15%, a data point noted in Variety’s 2024 TV finance analysis. Fans should bookmark Thursdays at midnight ET when each new episode debuts, and consider enabling Max’s “Continue Watching” notification for streamlined viewing. For those planning watch parties, Max’s group-watch feature allows synchronized streaming with up to 32 participants across devices (Max Labs).
That wraps up today’s streaming breakdown—load up your watchlist, and stay tuned for mid-season stats and behind-the-scenes insights.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and Max Press Release, Variety, People Magazine, Nielsen, Deadline
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