Watch the six Tinker Bell features in release order, starting with Tinker Bell (2008) and finishing with Legend of the NeverBeast. That introduces Pixie Hollow and the familiar fairies before the later films take you to new places. Pixie Hollow Games is an extra special, not a seventh feature.

The six movies in release order

  1. Tinker Bell (2008).
  2. Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure (2009).
  3. Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue (2010).
  4. Secret of the Wings (2012).
  5. The Pirate Fairy (2014).
  6. Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast (2015 U.S.; 2014 in some regions).

Tinker Bell: begin in Pixie Hollow

The first film shows Tinker Bell arriving and discovering her talent for making and fixing things. It also introduces the friends you will recognize later, so this is a better starting point than choosing whichever sequel has your favorite costume on the poster.

See Tinker Bell (2008).

The Lost Treasure: a journey beyond home

The second film follows an accident involving a moonstone needed for an autumn celebration. Tinker Bell has to travel to find a way to put things right. Watch it after the first film so her work and the importance of pixie dust already make sense.

Tinker Bell in the artwork for The Lost Treasure.
Tinker Bell in the artwork for The Lost Treasure.

See Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure.

The Great Fairy Rescue: meeting a human

A summer visit to England brings Tinker Bell into contact with a child. Her new friendship and the other fairies’ rescue attempt make this the third stop in the sequence.

The Great Fairy Rescue brings Tinker Bell into a child’s world.
The Great Fairy Rescue brings Tinker Bell into a child’s world.

See Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue.

Secret of the Wings: the Winter Woods

The fourth film introduces Periwinkle and the winter side of the fairy world. Go into this one without reading detailed explanations of Tinker Bell and Periwinkle’s connection if you want to discover it with them.

The fairies enter a wintry setting in Secret of the Wings.
The fairies enter a wintry setting in Secret of the Wings.

See Secret of the Wings.

The Pirate Fairy: Zarina and the pirates

Zarina’s experiments with pixie dust lead her away from Pixie Hollow and toward a pirate crew. This is the fifth feature. Some listings add “Tinker Bell and” to the title; it is still The Pirate Fairy, not an additional movie.

See The Pirate Fairy.

Legend of the NeverBeast: Fawn’s adventure

Fawn takes a larger role in the sixth film as she tries to help a mysterious animal. If a catalog says 2014 while another says 2015, check the full title: regional release dates account for the difference.

Tinker Bell and Fawn in artwork for Legend of the NeverBeast.
Tinker Bell and Fawn in artwork for Legend of the NeverBeast.

See Tinker Bell and the Legend of the NeverBeast.

Where Pixie Hollow Games fits

Pixie Hollow Games is a shorter television special centered on a sporting competition. You can add it after The Great Fairy Rescue as an extra visit with the fairies, then continue to Secret of the Wings. It is optional for this six-feature watchlist, and its shorter running time is a useful clue if a service places it beside the movies.

Recognizing the fairies and their talents

  • Tinker Bell: tinker talent, making and repairing things.
  • Silvermist: water talent.
  • Rosetta: garden talent.
  • Iridessa: light talent.
  • Fawn: animal talent.
  • Vidia: fast-flying talent.
  • Periwinkle: frost talent, introduced in Secret of the Wings.

Start with release order for your first watch rather than trying to rearrange the films around every season or background detail. It preserves the introductions and discoveries. Before renting a film, check its complete title and year so a trailer, short special, or differently named regional listing does not confuse the sequence.

Find all six films in our Disney Fairies hub.