Disney Plus with Ads 75% Off — Only $1.99/Month for 3 Months
If you’ve been looking to try Disney Plus, now's a great time. But you'll need to act fast, the offer ends September 27.
November 25 2024, Editor Note: This deal is no longer active, but we expect a Black Friday offer in the coming days and we will update this article as soon as we have confirmation.
If you’ve been looking to try Disney Plus, but haven’t wanted to spend the money, you’re in luck. Disney Plus just announced a new promotion that’ll let you access the streaming service for several months — at a fraction of the cost. And if you’re already a Disney Plus subscriber, you can still take advantage of these savings. It's a good deal, considering Disney will raise subscription prices next month.
So, if you’re interested in saving on streaming (and don’t mind ads), you can now get Disney Plus Basic (with ads) for just $1.99 a month for three months — 75% off. The deal is available for both new and returning customers in the U.S. only and in total can save you $18. You’ll want to jump on this fast though; the promotion expires September 27. Once the three-month period is over, your subscription will auto-renew at the retail price until canceled.
Disney Plus price increases
The standard price for a Disney Plus with ads subscription is $7.99 but will increase to $9.99 a month on October 17. A Disney Plus premium subscription, which costs $13.99, will increase to $15.99 a month at that time.
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Prices on subscription bundles will also go up. Here’s a look at Disney's available bundles and how much they'll increase in price next month. All price raises go into effect on 10/17/2024.
Disney Bundle Duo Basic: For $9.99/month you get access to Disney+ (With Ads)* and Hulu (With Ads). Price will increase to $10.99/month.
Disney Bundle Duo Premium (Available starting September 6): For $19.99/month, subscribers can access Disney+ (No Ads) and Hulu (No Ads).
Disney Bundle Trio Basic: For $12.99/month you get access to Disney+ (With Ads)*, Hulu (With Ads), and ESPN+ (With Ads). Price will increase to $16.99/month.
Disney Bundle Trio Premium: For $19.99/month you get access to Disney+ (No Ads), Hulu (No Ads) and ESPN+ (With Ads). Price will increase to $26.99/month.
Legacy Disney Bundle: For $14.99/month, subscribers have access to Disney+ (No Ads), Hulu (With Ads), and ESPN+ (With Ads). Price will increase to $21.99/month.
If you decide to opt for a with-ads subscription, you’ll still get access to exclusive movies and shows — big-name titles are regularly added to Disney Plus's lineup of content. Current popular titles available to stream on Disney Plus include Inside Out, Star Wars: The Acolyte and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
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Erin pairs personal experience with research and is passionate about sharing personal finance advice with others. Previously, she was a freelancer focusing on the credit card side of finance, but has branched out since then to cover other aspects of personal finance. Erin is well-versed in traditional media with reporting, interviewing and research, as well as using graphic design and video and audio storytelling to share with her readers.
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