Is Disney Plus on PS4 and Xbox One?
Is Disney Plus on PS4 and Xbox One? Most TV streaming services are, so does D+ have a console app?
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Is Disney Plus on PS4 and Xbox One? It's a fair question to ask. Many of us use our consoles as Blu-ray players and/or in place of Smart TVs, so being able to get the new streaming service on them is a pretty big deal - especially considering how well shows like The Mandalorian have been going down. There are Netflix and Amazon Prime apps for consoles, so it's fair to expect one.
- Disney Plus: See deals and offers here
So, let's settle this: is Disney Plus on PS4 and Xbox One? Yes. It's easy to get ahold of as well. Once you've organised your Disney Plus sign-up, you simply go to the PlayStation Store or Xbox Store and search for the Disney Plus app. You'll then be able to download and use it just like you would on any other device.
That then leaves you able to make the most of the House of Mouse's best work. And at a high quality, too. Is Disney Plus 4K and HDR ready? Yes, it is. You don't have to pay anything extra to take advantage of Ultra-HD settings, either - it's included as standard. If you have a 4K panel (one of the best gaming TVs, for example) you can then take advantage of this super-sharp resolution at no extra cost.
So, onto the next question: how much does Disney Plus cost? Fortunately for our wallets, it's not too expensive in any region - it weighs in at roughly half the cost of a month's Netflix membership. For the US, that's $6.99p/m. If you're based in the USA, there's also a cheap Disney Plus deal that offers cracking value for money, too - you'll get Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN+ for just $12.99p/m, a saving of about $5 compared to buying them all separately (and if you already have Hulu or ESPN+, you'll receive a further reduction).
Convinced? No problem. We've laid out all the best deals below.
Cheap Disney Plus deals
Disney Plus | Monthly subscription
You can get a standard month-by-month membership of Disney Plus for just $6.99p/m in the States, £5.99p/m in the UK, $8.99p/m in Canada and Australia, and $9.99p/m in New Zealand. That's pretty reasonable considering everything you're getting with your subscription; Star Wars, Marvel, Disney, Pixar, National Geographic, The Simpsons, and more will be at your fingertips. With that in mind, the comparatively low Disney Plus cost is something of a bargain.
Disney Plus (one year) | One-off payment
If you think you'll be watching a lot of Disney Plus over the next year, the full 12-month membership is the way to go. It cuts the Disney Plus cost by two full months compared to paying for a subscription month by month. That's a considerable saving. It's $69.99 in the US, £59.99 in the UK, $89.99 in Canada and Australia, and $99.99 in New Zealand.
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I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.



