Grab a coffee and get your accent ready: Love Is Blind has moved to Boston. Season 11 of Netflix’s long-running dating experiment arrived on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, and after a few days of binge-watching, fans are already picking favourites, villains and couples they would not trust to plan a picnic, let alone a wedding.
The rules have not changed. Thirty singles aged 28 to 40 date from separate pods, talking through a glowing wall without ever seeing each other. If a connection clicks, they get engaged sight unseen, meet face to face, go on a getaway, move in together and finally decide at the altar whether love really is blind. Nick and Vanessa Lachey are back as hosts, guiding the whole experiment with their usual mix of warmth and dramatic pauses.
A very New England pod squad
This is the first time the show has filmed in Massachusetts, and the cast leans into it. Among the men are Blake, a 38-year-old yacht captain who has crossed the Atlantic twice, Matt, a beekeeper with a young son, and Scott, a retired baseball player who reportedly has zero patience for zodiac talk. The women include Liz, a NICU nurse, Sahar, an orthodontist, and Aneha, a 28-year-old principal engineer who wants a partner who treats her like royalty. One skincare entrepreneur even admits she usually refuses to date Boston men at all, which makes her signing up all the more fun.
The pressure is real. The franchise has had seasons with very few weddings, and viewers are eager to see whether the Boston group can do better. Early episodes are already full of the classic ingredients: instant sparks, awkward confessions and at least one conversation that makes you want to shout at your screen.
Netflix is releasing the season in weekly batches. Episodes 1 to 5 are out now, episodes 6 to 8 arrive on October 21, episodes 9 to 11 follow on October 28, and the finale lands on November 4. The reunion is set for November 8, so there is plenty of time to pick a side before the couples face the cameras one last time.
The season debuted on the Netflix TV chart within days, and with Halloween approaching, it offers a cosy, low-stakes alternative to all the horror on offer. Love may or may not be blind, but in Boston, it is definitely entertaining.