Hulu Black Friday Sale: Get Hulu and Disney+ for $4.99 a Month for a Year
Lock in one of this year’s best streaming deals and score 12 months of Disney+ and Hulu for less.
November 25 2025, Editor Note: This is a limited-time offer — so if you're interested sign up before it expires on Monday, December 1.
Streaming discounts don’t come around often, and Black Friday is usually the only window when big platforms cut prices. Grabbing this offer now lets you lock in savings for the next 12 months, long after the holiday hype fades.
This year’s Black Friday sale brings one of the strongest streaming offers yet. From November 25 through December 1, new and eligible returning subscribers can get the Disney+ and Hulu Bundle (With Ads) for $4.99 a month for a year.
This year’s bundle unlocks even more value through exclusive perks across both platforms. Disney+ launches its 12 Days of Disney+ Perks on Dec. 1 with new limited-time offers daily, while Hulu debuts its own set of holiday perks rolling out through December. These bonuses make the $4.99 bundle one of the most compelling entertainment deals of the season.
What the Disney+ and Hulu Bundle Includes
- Disney+ and Hulu (With Ads) for $4.99 a month for 12 months
- More than a year of savings worth over $95
- Thousands of movies, shows, originals and holiday specials
- Bundled perks, including 12 Days of Disney+ Perks and new Hulu holiday perks
- Access to Hulu content within Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S.
- Holiday Movies, New Releases and December Premieres
The combined Disney+ and Hulu library brings together family classics, comfort rewatches and entertaining premieres for 2025. Expect holiday staples plus new originals, franchise favorites, and star-driven releases that land just in time for winter break viewing.
Holiday classics include:
- Home Alone
- The Santa Clause
- The Polar Express*
Newer hits and originals:
- Freakier Friday
- Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps
- All’s Fair*
- The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives*
Major December releases:
- Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 – Dec. 10
- Taylor Swift’s two-part Eras Tour projects – Dec. 12
*Available via Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers in the U.S.
Upcoming Holiday Programming on Disney+ and Hulu
Black Friday is one of the only times streaming services actually go on sale, which makes this year’s bundle deal an easy way to save long after the holidays.
Once you’re signed up, you’ll have access to a deep lineup of seasonal favorites and new premieres. December brings the second season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians on Dec. 10 and two Taylor Swift projects arriving Dec. 12 — a six-part Eras Tour docuseries and a filmed version of the tour’s final show.
The holiday programming doesn’t stop there. Disney+ and Hulu are releasing a full calendar of festive specials, premieres and seasonal events all month long.
Holiday Lineup by Date
Tuesday, December 2
- Dancing with the Holidays – Streams at 8 pm ET. A festive edition of Dancing with the Stars featuring seasonal routines and live musical performances.
Wednesday, December 3
- CMA Country Christmas – Filmed in Nashville, the 16th annual special features holiday performances from major country artists. Hosted by Lauren Daigle and Jordan Davis.
Friday, December 5
- The Great Christmas Light Fight Season 13 – Families compete for the $50,000 grand prize and the Light Fight trophy as Carter Oosterhouse judges this year’s displays.
- Mickey & Minnie’s Holiday Songs – Cheerful stop-motion sing-along shorts with Mickey, Minnie and friends.
Wednesday, December 10
- Kevin Costner Presents: The First Christmas – A special hosted by Kevin Costner that explores the journey of Mary and Joseph and the origins of Christmas.
Thursday, December 25 – Christmas Day on Disney+
- NBA: Cavaliers at Knicks – 12 pm ET
- Dunk the Halls – A real-time, animated NBA game
- Disney Parks Magical Christmas Day Parade – The annual Emmy Award-winning parade returns with performances from Disney parks in Florida, California and Hawai‘i.
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