Exclusive Dora Season 2 Trailer Sets Release Date for Nickelodeon Preschool Series

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ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive today, which sets the release date for the second season of the hit animated preschool series.

The Dora Season 2 release date has been set for September 13, 2024, when the series will stream exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S., Canada, Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, with other international markets getting a release date at a later date. The series will continue the adventures of Dora and her monkey friend Boots as she explores new areas, encounters new obstacles, and more.

Dora the Explorer originally premiered on Nickelodeon in 2000, and has become a global phenomenon in the years since. The series is now one of the most-watched preschool shows of all time, and has aired in one more than 150 countries and territories, and has been translated in 32 languages since.

Check out a new Dora Season 2 trailer below (watch other clips and trailers):

Dora Season 2 stars Diana Zermeño as Dora, Asher Colton Spence as Boots, Anairis Quiñones as Map and The Fiesta Trio’s Armadillo, Marc Weiner as Swiper, Mike Smith Rivera as Papi, Maria Canals-Barrera as Abuela, Danny Burstein as Grumpy Old Troll and The Fiesta Trio’s Frog and Marmoset, Katarina Sky as Backpack, Donovan Monzon-Sanders as Tico, Tandi Fomukong as Isa, Quintún Muñoz as Benny, Chris Gifford as Big Red Chicken, and Kathleen Herles, the original voice of Dora the Explorer, as Mami. Additional guest stars include Taboo as Quickatoo and Kate del Castillo as Ale the Alebrije. Dascha Polanco (Orange is the New Black, In the Heights) also joins season two as La Reina.

“In the second season, Dora and her best monkey friend, Boots, encounter new challenges, overcome tricky obstacles, and explore new fantastical territories,” reads the series’ official description. “Kids will join the iconic Latina heroine on her journey as she meets new friends and helps others, learning inspiring lessons through catchy songs and nonstop laughter.”