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House of the Dragon Season 3 reportedly scheduled to film between March to October 2025
House of the Dragon’s production might begin very soon
The highly anticipated third season of House of the Dragon is set to begin filming this year. Fans of the Game of Thrones prequel series are eagerly awaiting the continuation of the Targaryen saga, which has captivated audiences with its intricate plotlines and stunning visuals. As production gears up, there is much speculation about the release date and filming locations for the upcoming season.
Quick read:
- House of the Dragon S3 will reportedly be filmed from March 2025.
- The filming might go on till October 2025.
- This puts the release date somewhere around mid-2026.
House of the Dragon might begin filming in March
Though there is no confirmed date when the Game of Thrones prequel is planned to film, speculations point to a summer window. A report by the Redanian Intelligence, known for accurate leaks, states that Season 3 will begin filming in March 2025 and go on till October. If this is true, we won’t be seeing the Targaryen saga on-screen till 2026.
House of the Dragon S3 currently planned to film from March to October 2025 pic.twitter.com/9VJcXAWDc9
— Redanian Intelligence (@RedanianIntel) January 17, 2025
When might House of the Dragon Season 3 release?
While HBO has not officially announced the release date for House of the Dragon Season 3, there are several speculations based on the production timeline. According to reports, filming is expected to wrap up by fall 2025, which suggests that the new season could premiere in mid-2026. This timeline aligns with the production-to-release schedule of previous seasons, where there was a nine-month gap between wrapping up filming and the premiere. Fans can look forward to more Targaryen drama and epic battles as the series continues to bring George R.R. Martin’s Fire & Blood to life.
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