Disney + deal thread

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I wanted to start a thread for Disney + (starts 11/12/19) to see what the best deal is. IMO I think the Disney +/Hulu/Espn+ is for 12.99 a month, any thoughts?

Without the bundle, Disney Plus will be available for $6.99 a month, or $69.99 a year. Hulu (with ads) is currently available for a monthly fee of $5.99, while ESPN Plus costs $4.99.

The bundle is a shot across the bow at Disney’s large (and growing) field of competitors in the streaming space. The standard subscription plan at Netflix, which is required for HD streaming, is currently priced at $12.99 a month. Amazon Video is included in Amazon Prime, which goes for $12.99 a month or $119 a year. Pricing for HBO Max and Apple TV Plus has not yet been announced, although it has been reported that WarnerMedia plans to charge $16-17 a month for HBO Max.

 
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The Disney bundle is a pretty good deal. I just want to know if I can make Hulu ad free if I get the bundle is all. Then that is a total buy for me. They can keep espn.

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I was very happy to get the D23 Disney+ deal of $4.xx a month if I paid for three years in advance.  It was a great deal and now I'm set for all the original Star Wars and Marvel shows they've already announced.

 
 
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I got several offers through D23 and DMI over the last couple months but was waiting for the bundle, just makes more sense for me. Signed up last night and already watched the mandalorian
 
Just got an email from Microsoft for a free trial, will sign up for this tonight then look into the bundle more. The site hasnt been working and sounds like some first day crashing, I'm sure will get fixed.

 
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Just got an email from Microsoft for a free trial, will sign up for this tonight then look into the bundle more. The site hasnt been working and sounds like some first day crashing, I'm sure will get fixed.
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FYI, that's marketing to get you to use their app. Free trial is independent of everyone; I signed up directly at the source for a free week and logged the account in on my smarTV that apparently already has the app installed. o_O

 
Bought the bundle but cant figure out how to login to hulu or espn+ with disney + account. Figured it out, wow there is a lot of stuff on all 3 of this to easily justify the bundle, and oh yeh The Mandolorian is good, need more episodes now.

 
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legacygt6248 said:
The Disney bundle is a pretty good deal. I just want to know if I can make Hulu ad free if I get the bundle is all. Then that is a total buy for me. They can keep espn.

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Did you find an answer to this? I got in on the 3 year prepaid as well and if I can somehow add to get hulu ad free for a couple bucks more it would be worthwhile.

 
So I used Hulu after buying the bundle and havent seen an ad yet, but I cant say for sure, never used it before. But me and my kids are loving the bundle, daughters wanted Hulu and boys wanted Espn+ and Disney+, so its a win.

 
How the fuck are you guys finding time to watch D+, ESPN, and Hulu?! Lol, just D+ alone is overwhelming with both new movies I need to watch, NatGeo shows, and nostalgic cartoon shows. I never truly got into Simpsons and I'm considering the impossible task of watching through the entire show over time now. Rewatching Rescue Rangers, Duck Tales, Darkwing Duck. . .ffffffffffffffffffffffffffff. THERE'S JUST NOT ENOUGH TIME. :hot:

 
If you already have Hulu in any form, commercial free/tv etc. You can still sign up for the package deal Disney +, Hulu, ESPN+ and you'll get a credit of 5.99 off each month (cost of Hulu w/ commercials) this essentially makes ESPN+ $0.01 a month so only need to watch a few seconds from ESPN app a year to really be worth the extra $0.12 a year
 
Just signed up for the Verizon deal where its free for a year and $6.99 after.  After the free year runs out I'll worry about finding a new deal for it.

 
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