Disney+ and Hulu are getting even more expensive (again)
This is the fourth price increase in as many years.
Subscription Tiers
Disney is raising prices on many of its streaming subscriptions. Disney+ is shooting up to $21.50 per month for the ad-free version, which is a 13 percent increase. The ad-free bundle that includes both Disney+ and Hulu is going up by $2 to $22 per month. That's still a fairly decent deal, as it's around half of what it would cost to purchase each separately.
Ad-supported plans are also getting hit with the price increase. Disney+ with ads is going up to $12.50 a month, from $12, and the same goes for Hulu with ads. However, an ad-supported bundle with both services remains unchanged at $13 per month.
These new prices go into effect today and new customers will see it reflected in their next bill.
This is the fourth price increase for Disney+ and its various bundles in four years. It marks a yearly trend for the streaming platform.
The company has adjusted its content pipeline, affecting various live-action series and future programming schedules across its franchises.
Bundles continue to offer an alternative pricing structure, while Hulu maintains a steady stream of original programming and next-day access to network content.
