As of 2026, new episodes aren’t coming, but the whole series still streams on a few platforms. Honestly, that’s a shame—it was peak reality-TV gold.
Use the table to see where Fantasy Factory lives in your region.
| Region | Platform | Where to Look | Menu Path |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Paramount+ | Search bar | Type “Fantasy Factory” → Select “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory” → Click “Watch Now” |
| United Kingdom | Prime Video | Search bar | Type “Fantasy Factory” → Select “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory” → Click “Watch” |
| Canada | Amazon Prime Video | Search bar | Type “Fantasy Factory” → Select “Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory” → Click “Rent or Buy” if not included with Prime |
| Australia | Foxtel Now | Browse MTV | Go to MTV hub → Scroll to “Fantasy Factory” → Click “Watch” |
Episodes usually cost between $1.99 and $2.99 each as of 2026. That’s not terrible for a binge session.
They pop up now and then, but don’t expect them to stay in stock.
(And remember, those can vanish anytime due to copyright strikes.)
That way you won’t accidentally pay for a third-party link that’s either outdated or straight-up wrong.
They’re reliable, and you won’t get scammed by some random seller.
If you still get MTV on your lineup, call the channel and ask; otherwise, streaming or digital purchase is your only route.
Just make sure your subscription actually covers that region first.
There are a couple of exceptions, but they’re rare. If you hit a snag, try a different device or clear your cache.
It’s annoying, but it’s just how TV rights work. That’s why keeping an eye on official pages helps.
Check your app settings before you hit the road.
Honestly, this is the best approach—no ads, no hassle, just pure 2009–2011 MTV gold.
If you’re on mobile data, lower the resolution to avoid buffering—nobody wants to watch Rob’s skate-park antics in 480p.
