Peanuts characters on stage in "A Charlie Brown Christmas," created by late cartoonist Charles M. Schulz in 1965.
Peanuts characters on stage in "A Charlie Brown Christmas," created by late cartoonist Charles M. Schulz in 1965.
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'A Charlie Brown Christmas' is streaming free in 2025. Here's where

“A Charlie Brown Christmas” is a must-watch during the holiday season, for families, couples and friends alike.

The Christmas classic is available only on Apple TV+ after they acquired the rights to the Peanuts holiday specials in 2020.

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There are two dates in December you don’t need a subscription to watch it though. Here’s how.

When was ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ made? A synopsis

The Peanuts Christmas special was released in 1965 and centers around Charlie Brown, who takes it upon himself to direct the gang’s holiday play. Along the way, Charlie tries to find the “perfect” tree and the true meaning of Christmas.

Where to watch ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’

Peanuts fans can watch “A Charlie Brown Christmas” on Apple TV+. The app is available in the Apple App Store or on Google Play.

Watch ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ on Apple TV+

Can you stream ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ for free?

Yes. “A Charlie Brown Christmas” will stream for free from Dec. 13-14 on Apple TV+.

Those planning to watch the special at another time will need an Apple TV+ subscription or they can use the free trial. 

How much does an Apple TV+ subscription cost?

There are several options to watch Apple TV+, according to apple.com:

Who are the Peanuts characters? Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Woodstock and more

We all know Charlie Brown and Snoopy. But how familiar are you with other Peanuts characters? Here’s a full list, according to peanuts.com:

‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ voice actors

This article originally appeared on Journal Star: ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ is streaming free in 2025. Here’s where

Reporting by Hannah Hudnall and Marina Johnson, Peoria Journal Star / Journal Star

USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

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