‘Off Campus’ Season 2 release date: Prime Video confirms April 2027 return with Allie and Dean’s romance
Prime Video’s Off Campus Season 2 returns April 28, 2027, shifting to Allie and Dean’s romance with new and returning cast.
The Briar University hockey drama is returning with a new central love story, as Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn take the spotlight in the second season
Updated - November 06, 2026 02:44 pm IST
A still from ‘Off Campus’ Season 2 | Photo Credit: Prime Video
Prime Video has officially announced that Off Campus Season 2 will premiere on April 28, 2027. The release date was revealed on November 5 through an announcement video featuring returning stars Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn, who play Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis in the series.
Based on Elle Kennedy’s bestselling novel series, the second season will shift its focus to the relationship between Allie and Dean, following the first season’s romance between Hannah Wells (Ella Bright) and Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli). Their story draws from Kennedy’s The Mistake, the second book in the Off-Campus series.
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Abdalla and Kalyn will lead the new season, with Bright and Cameli also returning. The ensemble includes Antonio Cipriano, Jalen Thomas Brooks, India Fowler, Julia Sarah-Stone, Khobe Clarke and Miles Gutierrez-Riley. Phillipa Soo joins the recurring cast, while Charlie Evans and Shay Rudolph are set to appear as guest stars.
Created by Louisa Levy, Off Campus follows an elite ice hockey team at the fictional Briar University and the relationships, friendships and personal challenges of the players and the women in their lives. Levy continues as co-showrunner and executive producer alongside Gina Fattore.
The announcement follows a strong debut for the series. According to Prime Video, the first season reached 36 million viewers worldwide within its first 12 days, becoming the platform’s third most-watched debut season. All episodes of Season 1 are currently available to stream on Prime Video.
Published - November 06, 2026 01:32 pm IST
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