Here’s when Part 1 will release in the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, India, Brazil, Mexico, and the rest of Europe.

Akhil Arora, a Film Critics Guild member and a Rotten Tomatoes-certified TV critic, who has been reporting on Netflix originals since 2015. He has written for NDTV and SlashFilm.

Cobra Kai never dies, but Cobra Kai is coming to an end (soon-ish). After nearly two years—22 months and nine days, to be precise—the Netflix series returns for its sixth and final season on Thursday. The titular dojo is no more following Terry Silver’s arrest, putting the Valley in a strange place. With the world championships of karate fast approaching, the senseis and their students must decide how they are going to compete in the Sekai Taikai. The season 6 trailer suggests Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence figuring out the path forward, while prison escapee John Kreese is back at a dojo somewhere. The Miyagiverse is truly bizarre.

Having experimented with two-part releases for the likes of Bridgerton and Stranger Things, Netflix is pushing even further with Cobra Kai. The show’s sixth and final season has been split into three parts. Jon Hurwitz—one of the three creators, alongside Josh Heald and Hayden Schlossberg—has asked fans to think of it as “[three] distinct mini-seasons”. “Each batch was written knowing the release plan, so the experience was designed to be enjoyed in [five-]episode chunks,” Hurwitz added. So, when can you start enjoying Parts 1, 2, and 3? Here are the global release dates and times for Cobra Kai season 6.

Cobra Kai season 6 release date

When will the sixth season be on Netflix? Part 1 is out Thursday, July 18, with Part 2 due Thursday, November 28. Those dates apply to the entire world. Part 3 will follow in 2025.

No matter where you live, as long as you have a Netflix subscription, you will be able to watch the final Cobra Kai season on those dates. That said, when you can start doing so varies.

When does Cobra Kai season 6 come out in the US and Canada?

If you live on the West Coast—in cities such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, or Vancouver—you can start watching season 6 at 12 am midnight PDT on Thursday, July 18.

For those in the Mountain time zone—in the likes of Denver, Calgary, and Salt Lake City—the first five episodes will drop at 1 am MDT.

For the Central time zone—for the likes of Dallas and Kansas City—the release time is 2 am CDT.

And over on the East Coast—in places such as New York, Toronto, and Washington DC—Cobra Kai season 6 will premiere at 3 am EDT on July 18.

Cobra Kai season 6 release time in Mexico, Brazil and Latin America

In Mexico, the sixth season will be available at 12 am midnight PDT (Tijuana), 1 am CST (Mexico City) and 2 am EST (Cancún) on Thursday, July 18.

Those in Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Costa Rica can start watching at 1 am local time on July 18 on Netflix.

The final season drops at 2 am local time in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia on July 18.

The sixth Cobra Kai season arrives at 3 am on July 18 in Chile, Haiti, Bolivia, Paraguay, Venezuela and the Dominican Republic.

Season 6 release time is 4 am local time in Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay on July 18.

Cobra Kai season 6 release time in the UK, Germany and Europe

For those on the British Isles—be it England, Ireland, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland—Cobra Kai season 6 arrives at 8 am BST on Thursday, July 18. In Portugal, the final season debuts at 8 am WEST local time as well.

Are you a Cobra Kai fan in Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, or Switzerland? The sixth season will be available at 9 am CEST on July 18.

In Bulgaria, Finland, Greece, Romania and Türkiye, season 6 drops at 10 am EEST on July 18 on Netflix.

Over in Georgia, the final Cobra Kai season will be available at 11 am GET local time on July 18.

Cobra Kai season 6 release time in Nigeria, South Africa and Ethiopia

In Nigeria, season 6 is out at 8 am WAT on Thursday, July 18 on Netflix.

Cobra Kai fans in South Africa can start watching at 9 am SAST local time on July 18.

And if you’re on the East Coast—in the likes of Kenya and Ethiopia—the final season will be available at 10 am EAT on July 18.

Cobra Kai season 6 release time in the Middle East

If you’re in Lebanon, Israel, Egypt or Saudi Arabia, the sixth season drops at 10 am local time on Thursday, July 18.

Over in the United Arab Emirates, the Netflix series returns for its final season at 11 am GST local time on July 18.

Cobra Kai season 6 release time in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka

The sixth season of Cobra Kai premieres at 12 pm PKT on July 18 in Pakistan on Netflix.

In India and Sri Lanka, the new Cobra Kai episodes will drop at 12:30 pm IST on Thursday, July 18.

Cobra Kai season 6 release time in Australia, Philippines and New Zealand

If you live on the Australian West Coast—in Perth or elsewhere—the final Cobra Kai season drops at 3 pm AWST on July 18.

The release time is the same in Southeast Asia. Be it Malaysia, Singapore or the Philippines, season 6 arrives at 3 pm local time on Thursday, July 18.

For Australia’s Central time zone—in cities such as Adelaide—the release time is 4:30 pm ACST.

That leaves the East Coast—in the likes of Melbourne and Sydney—where Cobra Kai season 6 arrives at 5 pm AEST on July 18.

For most Kiwis, the final season of the Netflix series will premiere at 7 pm local time on July 18. Unless you live on the Chatham Islands, then the release time is 7:45 pm.

How many episodes are in season 6?

There are a total of 15 episodes in season 6. As I noted previously, the final season has been split into three parts of five episodes each. Here’s the full schedule.

Part 1 — out July 18, 2024

Cobra Kai Season 6: Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3, Episode 4 and Episode 5

Part 2 — out November 28, 2024

Cobra Kai Season 6: Episode 6, Episode 7, Episode 8, Episode 9 and Episode 10

Part 3 — out in 2025

Cobra Kai Season 6: Episode 11, Episode 12, Episode 13, Episode 14 and Episode 15

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With over eight years of experience across media—text, video, and podcasts—in a myriad of beats, including movies, TV shows, video gaming, and technology, Akhil has been the definition of versatility across his career. He has interviewed the likes of Christian Bale and Anurag Kashyap, covered events across the globe, and reviewed everything from American blockbusters to Indian dramas from a global socio-political and feminist perspective. When he is not completely caught up with new film and TV releases, Akhil can be found gaming away—for work—on his PS5, Nintendo Switch, or Xbox Series X. Akhil is also the co-founder, co-host, and co-editor of the movie podcast The Long Take.

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