Disney Plus deal: Get Disney Plus Basic for $2 a month before the price hike
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Disney Plus is one of the most popular streaming services you can sign up for, especially for Disney fans and MCU lovers. It's also one of the most affordable options on the market, now even more so with its ongoing deal.
Now through September 27, new and returning Disney Plus members can snag three months of Disney Plus Basic for $2 a month, a total of $6. That saves you $18 compared to paying for the basic service in full.
This deal comes at an opportune time, too. Disney Plus is known for its vast library of holiday programming for Halloween and Christmas, and this three-month offer will carry you into those seasons if you sign up in the coming weeks. More importantly, Disney Plus will be hiking its price starting October 17, so this is a nice chance to save money on the service before it gets more expensive.
I've broken down how to get the deal below. If you want to learn more about the service, check out our breakdown of Disney Plus, its bundle options, and its price.
How to get three months of Disney Plus for $6
Getting the limited-time Disney Plus Basic offer is as easy as making an account and signing up. Once you do, opt for the Basic plan to get the current discounted price of $2 a month.
This deal is exclusively for new and returning Disney Plus members — existing ones can't take advantage of it. After the three-month deal period is over, plans will auto-renew at $10. Subscriptions can be canceled at any time.
Is Disney Plus raising its prices?
In short, yes, Disney Plus will raise its prices on October 17, 2024. Disney Plus Basic, currently $8 a month, will be $10 a month. Disney Plus Premium, Duo Basic, Trio Basic, and Trio Premium will also see price hikes. Check out our Disney Plus price breakdown for more details.
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