It's taken a long time, but it appears that Lindsay Lohan finally has the first big hit of her comeback. The former Disney star has reunited with Jamie Lee Curtis in Freakier Friday, the sequel to their 2003 hit, Freaky Friday. In the first movie, Anna Coleman (Lohan) and her mother, Tess (Curtis), swapped bodies as part of a supernatural life lesson. This time, Anna and her daughter, Harper (Julia Butters), have swapped bodies, while Tess and Anna's soon-to-be stepdaughter, Lily Davies (Sophia Hammons), have traded places. Now that this Disney film has opened in theaters, it's time to tell you if Freakier Friday is already streaming on Disney+. 10 Must-Watch Disney+ Movies to Stream Right Now (July 2025) Is 'Freakier Friday' Streaming on Disney+? No. In fact, straight-to-Disney+ movies have become quite rare thanks to Disney's reduced spending on original content. The short version is that Disney wouldn't have made any money on Freakier Friday if it had skipped theaters. For the moment, the forecast for Freakier Friday has it hitting somewhere between $27 to $30 million at the box office while unseating The Fantastic Four: First Steps from the No. 1 slot. As the Lilo & Stitch live-action film demonstrated, nostalgia still sells. That film was originally a Disney+ original, and the studio would have lost out on $1.025 billion worldwide if it had debuted there. No one expects Freakier Friday to hit those same numbers, but it should do pretty well. When Will 'Freakier Friday' Be Available to Stream? Don't expect to see Freakier Friday on Disney+ until near the end of fall or early winter. Disney doesn't rush its biggest hits to streaming anymore, because that trains the audience to wait for films to show up on Disney+. Instead, Disney has lengthened the wait between theaters and streaming to approximately three-and-a-half months. 5 Best Jamie Lee Curtis Movies, Ranked by Rotten Tomatoes If Freakier Friday follows the same timeframe, then a Disney+ debut should occur in November. However, that's not a hard and fast rule. If a film flops at the box office, then it tends to debut on Disney+ much faster than the hits.