1. US deals
2. UK deals
3. Canada deals
4. Australia deals
5. FAQ
If you're hunting down the best Disney Plus sign-up deals like Moana trying to find Maui, you've come to the right place. We have years of experience tracking down discounts on the streaming service, and we're bringing them to you here like a bargain-hunting genie out of Aladdin's lamp. Seeing as more streaming services are vying for our cash than ever these days, that should come in handy.
As an example, the cheapest possible Disney Plus sign-up is the Basic tier with ads It'll certainly come in handy. Because there are more streaming services vying for $9.99 per month in the US or £4.99 per month in the UK. It's not the best value, though. That honor goes to the annual membership, which essentially gets you 12 months of for the price of 10. Similarly, there's a great bundle that combines Disney Plus, Hulu, and Max or ESPN Plus with ads for $16.99 per month. That gets you one of the above for free.
You can find more reductions below. The GamesRadar+ team and I have been covering the best Disney Plus sign-up deals for a long time, so we're shouting out the offers we'd recommend below. Because we've never encountered anything better (outside of the Disney Plus reductions that crop up every November or for Disney Plus Day, that is), you don't need to worry about being caught out by a better discount before then.
Benjamin has written about Disney Plus on GamesRadar+ since before the streaming service came out, and he's had a membership from launch. He's currently looking forward to going through Rogue One after catching up on Andor's second season.
June 2, 2025: A new FAQ answer has been added discussing the possibility of a sign-up price increase, what that would look like, and when it would happen. A 'curated by' section has also been introduced.
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Disney Plus sign-up FAQ
Will Disney Plus sign-up prices increase?
Although it's probably not what we want to hear, the price of Disney Plus sign-ups is guaranteed to increase at some point or other. In fact, we've got a pretty solid idea of when that'll happen thanks to a couple of years tracking Disney Plus price increase changes.
If previous years are anything to go by, costs should increase toward the end of the year in the US and UK. That certainly happened in 2024, so chances are it'll be the case again in 2025. And if so, it's unlikely prices will go up beyond a dollar / pound or two based on prior trends.
Can you get a free Disney Plus sign-up?
Sadly, it's no longer possible to get a free Disney Plus sign-up. That's because the Disney Plus free trial is long gone (rest in peace, sweet prince). With over 150 million global subscribers, we can't imagine it will return any time soon.
As such, the most affordable option would be a standard monthly subscription. Short of getting the streaming service with phone or internet contracts like O2 in the UK, that's the cheapest offer we can find at the time of writing.
Don't worry though, you won't have to commit long-term. Because there's no cancellation fee and you're able to jump ship at any time, simply cancel your membership before the subscription renews each month. 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.
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. You then 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, gaming device, or laptop), and sign in. You can then start watching straight away.
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, Pixar, National Geographic, and Disney at large will enjoy themselves the most. There are loads of genuinely great TV shows on offer, 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 or Max for that instead).
Still, Disney Plus has improved drastically in terms of how much it can offer over the last couple of years. The addition of numerous shows set across the Avengers and Star Wars universes makes it worthwhile for anyone interested in those franchises, and more are in production.
Worried about the novelty wearing off? Although there are always going to be content dry spells, these seem few and far between at the moment. Disney Plus sign-up members are being inundated with lots of original series right now, and the company is showing no signs of slowing down.
Compatible devices with Disney Plus sign-ups
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 major compatible devices:
- Samsung Smart TV
- LG Smart TV
- Panasonic Smart TV
- Toshiba Smart TV
- Hisense Smart TV
- iPhones
- iPads
- Android phones
- Android tablets
- Amazon Fire tablets
- Windows 10/11 computers and tablets
- PlayStation
- Xbox
- Roku device
- Google Chromecast
- Apple TV
- Fire TV
- Web browser
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.
