Hoopla Adds Hasbro Franchises to Library Streaming

Free library streaming app Hoopla adds five new Hasbro BingePasses and SeasonPasses for young audiences.

Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Family

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Hoopla, a free library streaming app, has added five new Hasbro BingePasses and SeasonPasses to its kid-friendly catalog for library cardholders. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Hoopla, a free streaming app for library patrons, has partnered with Hasbro Entertainment to bring Hasbro franchises into public libraries. The app added five new Hasbro BingePasses and SeasonPasses to its kid-friendly catalog of more than 40 passes.

Why it matters

The partnership gives library cardholders free, no-wait access to Hasbro-licensed streaming, comics, audiobooks, music, and eBooks. It expands how public libraries in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand provide family entertainment.

Hoopla now offers over 40 kid-friendly BingePasses and SeasonPasses, with the five new Hasbro passes adding to that catalog. BingePasses provide 7 days of unlimited on-demand streaming at no cost, and SeasonPasses allow borrowing an entire season for 7 days.

The players

Hoopla

Hoopla is a free digital media streaming service that libraries provide to their patrons across several countries.

Hasbro Entertainment

Hasbro Entertainment is the entertainment arm of toy and game company Hasbro, which owns franchises licensed for film, television, and publishing.

The details

Library cardholders can unlock Hasbro content with a library card, with no holds or waiting, by downloading the Hoopla app or visiting hoopladigital.com. Hasbro-licensed comics, audiobooks, music, and eBooks are also available, and more than 1500 new episodes will be added to the collection.

Timeline

  1. November 3, 2026: Hoopla announces the Hasbro partnership and five new passes.

  2. End of 2026: Additional Hasbro BingePasses, SeasonPasses, and individual titles are slated to launch.

Industry Dynamics

Library digital lending platforms like Hoopla have increasingly licensed children's content as an alternative to paid subscription streaming for families. The Hasbro deal extends that model by bringing toy-franchise properties into the library catalog.

Library cardholders can stream Hasbro content for free by downloading the Hoopla app or visiting hoopladigital.com with a library card. Access is available in thousands of public libraries across the U.S., Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

The takeaway

Families with a library card can access Hasbro-licensed shows, audiobooks, and comics at no cost, with no holds or waiting. Checking whether your local library offers Hoopla is a simple way to start.

What happens next

By the end of 2026, Hoopla plans to launch more BingePasses, SeasonPasses, and individual titles with Hasbro, adding more than 1500 new episodes to the collection.

Further reading

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More information

Library cardholders can access the Hoopla digital access portal with their library card.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Cord Cutters News.

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