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Disney+ review: plans, prices and who it is for

By Sam Barth · Updated November 9, 2026 · Research-based review

Disney+ is the top family pick, but it is rarely worth buying alone: the Disney+, Hulu bundle with ads costs $12.99 a month, just 50 cents more than Disney+ by itself at $12.49.

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How much does Disney+ cost?

PlanPriceNotes
Disney+ (with ads)$12.49/moAd-supported
Disney+ Premium (no ads)$21.49/moAlso $214.99/year
Disney+, Hulu Bundle$12.99/moWith ads
Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Select Bundle$21.99/moWith ads

Prices last checked November 9, 2026 on Disney+ Help Center: Disney+ plans and prices. Taxes and promotional offers not included.

Bundles with HBO Max ($21.99 with ads, $34.99 without) and ESPN Unlimited ($35.99 with ads) are listed on Hulu's pricing page.

Who is Disney+ best for?

  • Families with young kids
  • Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar fans

Who should skip it?

  • Adults who mainly want prestige drama or live TV

What do you get with Disney+?

Cheapest plan$12.49/mo
Ad-free from$21.49/mo
4K4K and HDR on the Premium plan
Live sportsSome ESPN content appears inside Disney+ for bundle subscribers.
Kids and familyThe strongest family catalog: Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic.
Local channelsNo local channels.
Free trialNo standing free trial.

What should you know before subscribing?

Disney+ raised prices in September 2026. The ad plan is $12.49 a month and Premium, which removes ads, is $21.49 or $214.99 a year.

The catalog centers on Disney animation, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic. That makes it the most useful service for households with children.

Because Disney prices its bundles aggressively, compare the bundle prices before choosing a standalone plan.

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How was this researched?

This page is research-based, not a hands-on test. Prices and plan details come from each provider's own pricing or help pages, checked on the date shown. Feature and sports details come from provider pages and published news reports, which are linked. We do not assign star ratings. Read how we research.

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