Disney Plus sign-up offers are borderline essential these days thanks to a renewed need to pinch pennies, but also because Disney Plus deals are the best way of watching top-quality content like Obi-Wan or Andor for less. Seeing as our dedicated bargain-hunters have been seeking out discounts since before the streaming service started, we've got plenty of tips up our sleeve.
To give you an example, the cheapest Disney Plus sign-up at the time of writing is a standard monthly subscription for $7.99 in the USA (opens in new tab) or £7.99 in the UK (opens in new tab). Now that you can't get a free trial anymore, this is the least expensive option we've been able to find. Short of going for phone or internet contracts like Verizon in North America (opens in new tab) or o2 across the pond (opens in new tab), there really isn't a better Disney Plus deal out there.
Value for money is a different story, though. If you want to make your cash go further, it's worth checking out the triple-threat Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus bundle (opens in new tab). Although it's only available in the USA, it allows you to save around $6 compared to buying each service by itself. That's also the equivalent of getting Hulu or ESPN for free.
Ready for more? Here's everything you need to know in order to find the cheapest Disney Plus sign-up prices. We'll also be keeping an eye out for Black Friday Disney Plus deals as November wears on, so you'll find any offers below as and when they appear.
Disney Plus sign-up - FAQs
How do you get a Disney Plus sign-up?
Getting your hands on a Disney Plus sign-up is easy - just visit the official Disney Plus website (opens in new tab), choose between a monthly or annual membership, and fill in your details. Simple.
Once that's done, download the Disney Plus app on your device of choice (you'll find it on the app store for your TV, phone, tablet, or laptop), and sign in. You can then start watching straight away.
Can you get a free Disney Plus sign-up?
Sadly, it's not possible to get a free Disney Plus sign-up anymore. That's because the Disney Plus free trial is long gone (rest in peace, sweet prince). Thanks to the service's success, we can't imagine it'll return any time soon.
As such, the most affordable option would be a standard monthly subscription (opens in new tab). Short of getting it with phone or internet contracts like Verizon in the USA (opens in new tab) or O2 in the UK (opens in new tab), that's the cheapest offer we can find at the time of writing.
There's no cancellation fee and you're able to jump ship at any time
Don't worry though, you won't have to commit long-term with this Disney Plus sign-up. Because there's no cancellation fee and you're able to jump ship at any time, simply cancel your membership before the subscription renews. That means you can fill your boots with as much Disney content as you like without paying more than the price for a couple of coffees.
Oh, and remember - UK, Canadian, and Australian readers get to enjoy the new Star channel regardless of whether they're investing in a monthly or yearly subscription, too. It's included with all memberships in those regions as standard at no extra charge.
Is a Disney Plus sign-up worth it?
Whether a Disney Plus sign-up is worth it or not depends on why you're here. As we mentioned in our Disney Plus review, fans of Star Wars, Marvel, and Disney at large will enjoy themselves the most. There are loads of genuinely good TV shows on offer here, and because more are coming over the next few months, it's worth holding on to your subscription or investing in an annual membership.
More casual viewers might not find much to hold their interest beyond a few months, though. Similarly, US fans wanting mature drama or comedy are better off elsewhere (we'd recommend Hulu (opens in new tab) for that instead).
However, we would say it's improved dramatically since launch. The addition of numerous shows set across the Avengers and Star Wars universes make it worthwhile for anyone interested in those franchises, and they're only improving over time. To be precise, The Mandalorian, Moon Knight, Obi-Wan, Loki, Ms. Marvel, Andor, and more sit firmly in must-watch territory.
Because our team loves Pixar movies, we're also happy that the studio's newest films are available on Disney Plus long before they arrive anywhere else. In much the same way, it has exclusive dibs on most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe films (aside from a few outliers like Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk, anyway). That means it's impossible to watch the likes of Shang-Chi anywhere else.
Sure, it can't match the library of Netflix. But every Disney Plus sign-up streams in 4K resolution with HDR whenever possible. That's something you have to pay for separately with the competition.
Worried about the novelty wearing off, on the other hand? Although there are always going to be content dry-spells, these are few and far between at the moment. Disney Plus sign-up members are being inundated with original series right now, and the company is showing no signs of slowing down. Indeed, it announced that we're getting 10 new Marvel and Star Wars shows in the next few years alone, so there's plenty of reason to sign up for Disney Plus deals now or in the future.
Disney Plus price
The thought of investing in yet another streaming service can strike fear into the heart of the bravest soul. But you don't need to worry - the Disney Plus price is fairly low. In fact, the average cost of a Disney Plus sign-up comes in below a Standard HD month of Netflix. That's not bad value for money, especially when weighed up against the amount of content in the library.
Here are the best offers and Disney Plus bundles where you are.
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(opens in new tab)How to get a Premier Access Disney Plus sign-up
What is Premier Access? Don't worry, it isn't as complicated as it might seem. Although it's not available right now, Premier Access allowed users to watch brand-new movies from the comfort of their own home... for a small fee. This meant that all Premier Access films had to bought separately. They weren't included in any Disney Plus sign-up offer.
While that may seem harsh, it worked a bit like visiting the theater; Premier Access was your ticket. And in all fairness, it did end up being less expensive than taking a family of four to the pictures.
There aren't any Premier Access movies on offer right now
It wasn't a one off, either. Once you paid for a Premier Access film, you could rewatch it as often as you liked.
Regardless, there's no need to worry about it too much - there aren't any Premier Access movies on offer right now. That might change in the future, so watch this space!
Disney Plus sign-up - compatible devices
What is a Disney Plus sign-up available on? The answer to this question is easy. Disney Plus is compatible with most devices, ranging from Smart TVs to smartphones. If you have a PlayStation or Xbox console, you're also in luck.
Here's a list of compatible devices:
- Samsung or LG Smart TV
- PS4 / PS5
- Xbox One / Xbox Series X / Xbox Series S
- Roku device
- Google Chromecast
- Apple TV
- Fire TV
- iOS/Android mobile phone / tablet
- Web browser
Most of these allow you to download the app and get started right away - so long as you already have an account (available here (opens in new tab)), you just need to sign in. You can also head over to the Disney Plus website and use the streaming service through your internet browser if you'd prefer.
For more info, take a look at our guide on how to download Disney Plus.
Where is Disney Plus available?
Disney Plus experienced a staggered release across the world, but it's now available for you to try across the USA, UK, Europe, Australia, and beyond. That probably means you can get a Disney Plus sign-up and start watching right away, all at the click of a button.
We've written down where you can get Disney Plus deals below, and will keep adding to the list as more regions go online.
- USA (opens in new tab)
- UK (opens in new tab)
- Ireland (opens in new tab)
- Canada (opens in new tab)
- Australia (opens in new tab)
- New Zealand (opens in new tab)
- India (opens in new tab)
- Puerto Rico (opens in new tab)
- Japan (opens in new tab)
- France (opens in new tab)
- Spain (opens in new tab)
- Portugal (opens in new tab)
- Italy (opens in new tab)
- Germany (opens in new tab)
- Austria (opens in new tab)
- Belgium (opens in new tab)
- Switzerland (opens in new tab)
- Luxembourg (opens in new tab)
- Argentina (opens in new tab)
- The Netherlands (opens in new tab)
- Norway (opens in new tab)
- Denmark (opens in new tab)
- Finland (opens in new tab)
- Sweden (opens in new tab)
- Greenland (opens in new tab)
- Iceland (opens in new tab)
- Bulgaria (opens in new tab)
- Mexico (opens in new tab)
- Brazil (opens in new tab)
- Costa Rica (opens in new tab)
- Chile (opens in new tab)
- Columbia (opens in new tab)
- Guatemala (opens in new tab)
- El Salvador (opens in new tab)
- Peru (opens in new tab)
- Venezuela (opens in new tab)
- Honduras (opens in new tab)
- Paraguay (opens in new tab)
- Uruguay (opens in new tab)
- Panama (opens in new tab)
- Nicaragua (opens in new tab)
- Bolivia (opens in new tab)
- Monaco (opens in new tab)
- Réunion (opens in new tab)
- Mayotte (opens in new tab)
- Mauritius (opens in new tab)
- French West Indies (opens in new tab)
- French Guiana (opens in new tab)
- Wallis and Futuna (opens in new tab)
- New Caledonia (opens in new tab)
- Singapore (opens in new tab)
- Hong Kong (opens in new tab)
- Philippines (opens in new tab)
- Indonesia (opens in new tab)
- Thailand (opens in new tab)
- Malaysia (opens in new tab)
- Taiwan (opens in new tab)
- South Korea (opens in new tab)
If you can't grab a Disney Plus sign-up in your area yet, don't worry. The company has said that it has "plans to [launch Disney Plus] in nearly all major regions of the world within the next two years." That means you should be able to get involved before long.
In the meantime, you can always fill that Disney-shaped void with the excellent Disney Villainous or The Haunted Mansion board game. They're great gifts for yourself or the Disney fan in your life.
To give your setup an upgrade and make the most out of the Disney Plus 4K capabilities, head over to our guide on the best gaming TVs (available here for UK readers) or the best OLED TVs. Don't forget about the best gaming sound system, either.
