PlayStation has published a new WWE 2K26 trailer announcing the arrival of Ringside Pass Premium Season 5. The update brings Danhausen, Bam Bam Bigelow, Brie Bella and AAA luchador Pagano into the game as playable Superstars, according to the trailer description and 2K’s official Season 5 report.
The trailer, titled “WWE 2K26 – Very Nice, Very Evil Season 5 Trailer | PS5 Games,” was published by the official PlayStation account on September 9, 2026. Its description says that Premium Season 5 instantly unlocks the “mischievous” Danhausen, “The Beast from the East” Bam Bam Bigelow, WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella and Pagano.
2K provides the more specific progression detail: players who own Ringside Pass Premium Season 5 receive all four playable Superstars at Tier 1. The Premium Track also includes the Bianca Belair WrestleMania 41 and Randy Orton ’05 Personas, along with additional gear and moves.
The Ringside Pass system includes free and Premium progression tracks. According to 2K, rewards are earned through gameplay, while Premium Passes can be purchased separately. The publisher’s broader Ringside Pass documentation lists six seasons in total, with Seasons 1 through 6 included in the full Season Pass.
There is still an important limitation for PlayStation players checking the store. The US PlayStation Store listing identifies WWE 2K26 as a PS5 product and shows the Season Pass for $49.99, while individual Premium Seasons 1 through 4 are listed at $9.99 each. The consulted listing did not show an independent Season 5 add-on page.
That store status may reflect regional inventory, caching or an update arriving separately from the announcement. The available sources do not establish a standalone Season 5 price, its exact commercial availability, regional conditions or access on platforms beyond PS5. The PlayStation trailer says the season “has arrived,” while 2K’s report uses launch language tied to September 9, so the announcement and the store’s independently verified availability should not be treated as identical.
