Plot Synopsis

Sequel to the 2013 Disney Channel "Teen Beach Movie" telefilm. It's the close of summer after Mack and Brady have returned from the wild adventure that transported them into Brady's favorite 1960s beach party movie, "Wet Side Story." Now, with surf season over and high school back in session, laid-back Brady and studious Mack begin to discover their differences. While Mack is focused on getting into the best college to study oceanography, Brady is secretly delving into his creative passion -- making surfboards, a secret that begins to drive a wedge between the couple. A fresh breeze heads their way with a surprise real-world visit from their 1960s silver screen friends, Lela and Tanner, who have remarkably departed "Wet Side Story," quickly followed by their 1960s bikers and surfer friends led by Butchy, Cheechee and Seacat. Knowing first-hand that the "real" world and the movie world don't mix, Mack and Brady do their best to convince Lela and Tanner to return to what they know, but Lela is reluctant to give up the sense of individualism and empowerment she's afforded in Mack and Brady's present-day world. In a race against time, the four friends must quickly hatch a plan to save the rest of the "Wet Side Story" cast who have started disappearing into thin air. With no waves in sight, Brady puts his one-of-a-kind surfboard creation to the test in order to transport Lela and Tanner back to their movie world before it's too late. Celebrating the sounds of the 1960s, "Teen Beach Movie 2" features seven original songs, as well as a cover and reprises of popular songs from "Teen Beach Movie" - "Falling For Ya" and "Meant to Be," Additionally, "Teen Beach Movie 2" star Ross Lynch co-wrote the movie's contemporary acoustic ballad "On My Own" with his R5 band mates, Rocky Lynch, Riker Lynch and Ellington Ratliff along with songwriter Evan Bogart. Choreographer Christopher Scott returns to infuse "Teen Beach 2" with over-the-top dance numbers that combine contemporary and classic 1960s choreography.