Disney Channel in Spain will premiere 'Camp Rock 3' on August 13 with three broadcasts before its streaming release on Disney+ on August 14. Viewers can watch the official television premiere at 10:30, with additional broadcasts at 14:20 and 21:50, according to the X account Portal Disney.
To prepare fans for the release, Disney Channel will air 'Camp Rock' on Saturday, August 8, and 'Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam' on Sunday, August 9. Both films will air at 21:55 as a preview for followers of the franchise.

Reunion Tour and New Campers
'Camp Rock 3' brings back the Jonas Brothers as Connect 3 for a new musical adventure at the camp. After the group loses their opening act for their reunion tour, Shane, Nate, and Jason return to Camp Rock to find the next big star to join them on stage.
At the camp, the band meets a new generation of campers competing for the opportunity. The new characters include Sage, an ambitious and determined young woman; her brother Desi; Rosie, a prodigious cellist; Cliff, a drummer; Callie, a dancer; Madison, an influencer; and Fletch, the camp bad boy.
The film features new original songs, tracks connected to previous movies, and performances by Connect 3. The soundtrack combines musical styles including pop, country, K-pop, R&B, hip-hop, and folk.
Disney+ Free Account Evaluation
Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro confirmed that Disney+ is studying the possibility of launching a free account to attract new users and expand the service's reach. D'Amaro acknowledged the company is evaluating options that would allow users to access selected content without a paid subscription.
There is currently no launch date or concrete proposal for how the free tier would operate. The platform holds a competitive catalog featuring franchises from Marvel, Star Wars, FOX, Disney, and Pixar.
Disney is considering free ad-supported FAST channels inside Disney+, similar to Prime Video. The option could offer limited movie and series selections, first episodes, or rotating content similar to Movistar Plus in Spain to serve as a gateway to full subscriptions.

In addition, Disney and TikTok have formed an alliance for a pilot program in the United States allowing users to create videos with characters from Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, and other franchises. If successful, the program could expand to other markets.
