Netflix released the final trailer for 'Stranger Things 5' on Tuesday, just ahead of the anticipated series finale

There’s just one more battle to go. Netflix released the trailer for the Stranger Things finale, and it promises the end of all this interdimensional drama — if the Hawkins gang can survive it, that is. But when will we actually get to settle in and watch the conclusion to the long-running sci-fi series?

A big event took place in the sky for fans of the series Stranger Things through Netflix's announcement of the release date for the final trailer.

The final trailer for the Stranger Things finale was released on Tuesday, December 30. It shows the Hawkins gang preparing to confront Vecna once and for all. The finale, titled "The Rightside Up," has a runtime of two hours and eight minutes.

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As Season 5 of Stranger Things comes to a close, fans are questioning who will make it through the last few episodes and who won't.

Luckily, the wait is nearly over. The two-hour series finale of Stranger Things will release on December 31 at 8 p.m. ET on Netflix. The episode will also be released in select theaters on December 31 and January 1, so be sure to check out local showtimes if you want to experience the Upside Down on the big screen.