Jesse James
The streaming industry is about to get a bit crowded, though we will have a bevy of new options coming soon. As more streaming platforms are set to arrive soon, each one is looking to stand out among the pack. Disney is looking to change the game with its new streaming platform and service. Well, while fans patiently await the service, today Disney+ has officially opened up for pre-orders. This isn’t the first time the service has been available to the public.
An August bundle crashed the D23 website. The prices come in at the promised rates of $6.99 USD monthly or $69.99 USD annually. The holding page for Disney+ consists of a countdown and two buttons for the monthly and annual subscription deals. The news arrives after Apple announced that it’s streaming service, Apple TV+, would launch on November 1, 11 days before the Disney+ launch date of November 12. The previously mentioned bundle with Hulu and ESPN+ for $12.99 USD isn’t available yet. The only current way to get a discount is to spend the annual fee, coming in at $5.84 USD monthly as opposed to $6.99 USD.
Head over to sign up for the service at the Disney+ landing page. This is big news, but how do we go about finding the right streaming service or services? Trial and error? Keep it locked for much more from Disney coming soon. Be sure to keep it locked here to The Culture Curators for more about from the tech sector coming soon.
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