BTS’ Jimin and Jungkook gear up for Are You Sure?! Season 2 - check out the full release schedule, locations and more

BTS members Jimin and Jungkook will return in Are You Sure?! Season 2

Fans of BTS, especially the dynamic duo Jimin and Jungkook, have reason to celebrate. Are You Sure?! Season 2 is officially set to premiere on December 3, 2025 on Disney+. The travel-reality show will follow the pair on an adventurous 12-day “minimalism travel” journey through Switzerland and Vietnam, and it boasts a streamlined release schedule and captivating new format.

Where and how they travel

The filming reportedly took place immediately after both Jimin and Jungkook completed their mandatory military service in June 2025. This season introduces a challenge-based travel format: the duo will have limited luggage, a tight budget, and only an old travel guidebook for directions. Their goal? To earn money through fun games and tasks just to keep their journey moving. Locations include scenic Switzerland and Vietnam, selected for their contrast and opportunity for spontaneous adventure.

Release schedule

Season 2 consists of eight episodes, with two episodes debuting each Wednesday. The full schedule is as follows:

Episodes 1 & 2: December 3, 2025

Episodes 3 & 4: December 10, 2025

Episodes 5 & 6: December 17, 2025

Episodes 7 & 8 (Finale): December 24, 2025

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What to expect?

The refreshed format aims to deepen fan engagement by showing the idols’ real personalities outside the music stage. Jimin and Jungkook’s chemistry, lovingly called “Jikook” by fans, will navigate challenges born from travel, friendship, and unscripted moments of vulnerability.

This release marks one of the first major entertainment projects by Jimin and Jungkook post-military service. For ARMY (BTS’s fandom), it’s a long-awaited return to seeing their favourites together in a relatable and non-musical setting. The travel reality genre also represents a shift from traditional idol exposure, giving fans a more human glimpse into the stars’ lives.